Summary

  • GB's Evans loses in deciding set against Sousa

  • Murray & Williams win mixed doubles match after he loses in men's doubles

  • Federer defeats Pouille; Nadal beats Tsonga in straight sets

  • Konta wins in three v Stephens

Live Reporting

Saj Chowdhury, Chris Bevan, Mike Henson, Harry Poole and Alex Bysouth

  1. Williams/Murray v Mies/Guarachi

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  2. 'I'm convinced Andy will return'

    Williams/Murray v Mies/Guarachi

    Boris Becker
    Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

    On whether Andy Murray will make a return to singles tennis:

    I very much hope so, I think I'm convinced actually.

    Andy is testing the water. He had no problem in a best of five in the doubles this morning which is still quite demanding.

    I think we'll see him back in the singles - and I very much hope so.

  3. Evans saves second break point

    *Evans 6-4 4-6 4-3 Sousa

    Evans' loose backhand volley hands Sousa another break point. Again the Portuguese is knocked back...

  4. Murray to Serena: Two degrees of Wimbledon mixed doubles separation

    Williams/Murray v Mies/Guarachi

    Ready?

    Andy Murray and Serena Williams are playing mixed doubles at Wimbledon for the first time ever and...

    ... the closest Murray came to a major mixed doubles title was at London 2012 when he and partner Laura Robson claimed silver after they were beaten by Victoria Azarenka and...

    ... Max Mirnyi who along with Serena Williams won the mixed doubles title at Wimbledon in 1998.

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  5. Evans saves break point

    *Evans 6-4 4-6 4-3 Sousa

    Where is this one going?

    Joao Sousa comes into the net to hustle up a break point and 30-40.

    Dan Evans' raking forehands, strafing either side of the court, deny him.

  6. Presenting Serena Williams and Andy Murray

    Williams/Murray v Mies/Guarachi

    Now. This is Andy Murray's last chance of a title at this year's Wimbledon having seen his men's doubles hopes dashed earlier.

    • How well will both Murray and Williams communicate?
    • Who will take the lead?
    • Is this the best pairing since salted caramel and ice cream?

    The pairs walk out on to the court, no guesses as to which duo the cheers are directed at.

    .Getty Images

  7. Federer's biggest fan?

    John Bercow, speaker of the House of Commons, loved that victory.

    He's even wearing Federer merchandise!

    John BercowPA Media

  8. Evans breaks

    *Evans 6-4 4-6 4-3 Sousa

    Superb scampering, scurrying defence from Dan Evans. Murray-esque determination to get across the court.

    It forces one more shot and the surprising error from Sousa.

    He is ahead once more.

  9. Murray and Serena on Centre

    Huge cheers ring around Centre Court as it is announced Andy Murray and Serena Williams will play their first round doubles match on the main show court.

    Murray and Serena to play on Centre CourtBBC Sport

    Murray and Serena to play on Centre

  10. Three break points Evans

    Evans 6-4 4-6 3-3 *Sousa

    Three break-back-back points as Evans works up 0-40.

    Joao Sousa has taken exception to something that a member of the crowd has said as well...

  11. Federer 7-5 6-2 7-6 (7-4) Pouille

    Federer is the first man or woman to make it 350 singles Grand Slam wins. Typically, he played down his achievements in his post-match interview, saying that previous generations didn't play every Slam because it was too far to travel.

    Meanwhile, the Centre Court crowd made even more noise when they found out Andy Murray and Serena Williams were the next match on. I think a few people are looking forward to this...

  12. Sousa breaks

    Evans 6-4 4-6 3-3 *Sousa

    Dan Evans saves the first break point but cannot do anything about the second as a Joao Sousa cross-court forehand screams across court.

    Evans gets a racquet to it but cannot pat it into play.

  13. Guess who's coming to Centre Court?

    Williams/Murray v Mies/Guarachi

    The long(ish) wait is over.

    In the multiple Slams corner we have the new pairing of Serena Williams of the USA and Andy Murray of Great Britain.

    In the other corner we have German French Open men's doubles champion Andreas Mies and Chilean Alexa Guarachi.

    Centre Court is ready to rumble.

    .Getty Images

  14. Three break points Sousa

    *Evans 6-4 4-6 3-2 Sousa

    Dan Evans' serve comes under the pump now though as Joao Sousa sneaks forward and slides away a backhand volley for 0-30.

    A loose Evans forehand and Sousa has three break-back points..

  15. Federer 7-5 6-2 7-6 (7-4) Pouille

    The crowd has just been told about Federer's latest milestones. They seemed pretty pleased for him.

  16. game, set and match

    Game, set and match Federer

    Federer 7-5 6-2 7-6 (7-4) Pouille

    Pouille has given him a decent run for his money, especially in this tie-break, but Federer has never looked in trouble and he was not to be denied.

    The eight-time champion clenches his fist in triumph as Pouille dumps a forehand into the net on match-point. That's Federer's 350th Grand Slam singles win - and his 98th at Wimbledon. He's also into the fourth round for a record 17th time.

    Federer 'creates history' after beating Pouille

  17. Sousa holds

    *Evans 6-4 4-6 3-2 Sousa

    Dan Evans is pushing buttons and probing for a second break at 0-30 up.

    Joao Sousa to the net, begging for a trademark Evans cascade lob, but the Briton cannot find it. 30-30.

    And the Portuguese sees out the game with an ace that splits the T.

    Chance missed for Evans.

  18. Evans holds

    Evans 6-4 4-6 3-1 *Sousa

    Dan Evans lets out a cry of frustration as he duffs a volley straight at Joao Sousa at 30-15 up, he is premature though.

    Sousa hits straight back at him and he can find the backhand angle for the winner.

    Sousa is wide in the next rally. Game.

  19. Federer 7-5 6-2 6-6 (4-2) Pouille

    A fine Fed forehand return gives him the second point too and two stinging serves from the Swiss keep him on top at the changeover, despite a wild backhand just before he sat down.

  20. Federer 7-5 6-2 6-6 (1-0) Pouille

    Pouille is still running, still fighting, still believing, and he even has a few fans in Centre Court... but he's suddenly making a lot of mistakes. A loose forehand flies wide and Federer has a first match-point... saved, by an ace.

    More spirited stuff from Pouille, and a couple of big serves later, and we are heading for a third-set tie-break.

    Fed will get us started... and he takes the first point.