British wildcard Emma Raducanu retires when trailing Ajla Tomljanovic 6-4 3-0
Raducanu left court for medical attention at change of ends & did not return
Roger Federer beats Lorenzo Sonego 7-5 6-4 6-2 to make last eight
Top seeds Novak Djokovic & Ashleigh Barty through in straight sets
Fourth seed Alexander Zverev loses in five sets to Felix Auger-Aliassime
Wins for Angelique Kerber, Ons Jabeur & Aryna Sabalenka
*Gauff 1-1 Kerber
A swing and a miss from Coco Gauff at the back of the court sees Angelique Kerber reach 15-30 - and another error gives Kerber two break points.
A nervy start indeed!
*Gauff 1-1 Kerber
Tracy Austin
Two-time Grand Slam champion on BBC TV
I do think the wind favours Kerber. Gauff has had problems with her ball-toss in the past.
*Gauff 1-1 Kerber
And there it is!
A nervous start from both players on serve. Coco Gauff breaks back straight away.
Gauff 0-1 Kerber*
Coco Gauff responds positively, putting the pressure on Angelique Kerber's serve as she moves 0-30 up.
And now a double fault for the German hands Gauff two break back points...
Gauff 0-1 Kerber*
It's the ideal start for Angelique Kerber, who takes four points on the spin from 30-0 down to break Coco Gauff in the American's opening service game.
*Gauff 0-0 Kerber
Right then. Coco Gauff gets things started on Centre Court!
An ace takes the American to 30-0 on serve, but Kerber gets on the board as Gauff nets from the baseline - and a double fault then makes it 30-30.
Auger-Aliassime 3-4 Zverev*
Felix Auger-Aliassime is looking to join his good friend Denis Shapovalov in the quarter-finals.
He's not having the greatest of time on serve but, after a lengthy service game, the Canadian found back to back aces to hold on and limit the damage to just one break.
Chris Bradnam
BBC Sport commentator at Wimbledon
Kerber is back to some very good grass court form. Won the title in Bad Homburg on the grass - her very first title since winning Wimbledon.
Experience against youth - it's a fascinating match-up.
Laura Scott
BBC Sport News at Wimbledon
Image source, Rex FeaturesLike father, like son?
In the madness of Manic Monday, fans could be forgiven for doing a double take when they looked at the scoreboard of court nine and saw the surname Borg.
Five-time champion Bjorn last played at SW19 in the 1981 final against John McEnroe and his 18-year-old son, Leo, is competing in the boys' singles this year.
Leo, the 14th seed, won the first set 6-3 but has just lost the second on a tie-break to Serb Marko Topo.
Gauff v Kerber
Ahead of her first meeting with three-time major winner Angelique Kerber, Coco Gauff is aiming to play without pressure on Centre Court.
“I think, to be honest, I'm just going to go out there and play free," Gauff said after her third-round victory on Saturday.
"My dad told me today I matched my result from 2019, so now should just be being able to play even freer.
"She’s [Kerber] going to make a lot of balls in the court, make a lot of good shots. She’s a great player. I’m just going to go out there and try my best, hopefully come out on top.”
Image source, Getty ImagesGauff v Kerber
Two years ago, a 15-year-old Coco Gauff stunned Wimbledon with a run to the fourth round.
She's back in the second week once again!
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Gauff v Kerber
Former Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber, the only previous winner left in the women's draw, came from a set down against Aliaksandra Sasnovich to reach this point.
The 25th seed started slowly, slumping to 1-5 before rain halted play, but then returned to win 2-6 6-0 6-1.
Coco Gauff, meanwhile, was in total command against Slovenia's Kaja Juvan on Centre Court.
The 20th seed, who reached the quarter-finals at Roland Garros last month, won 6-3 6-3.
Image source, Getty ImagesGauff v Kerber
Next up on Centre Court, it's over to the women as American teenager Coco Gauff takes on Germany's three-time Grand Slam winner Angelique Kerber.
What a match this promises to be!
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Image source, Getty ImagesRublev 3-6 6-4 6-4 0-6 2-5 Fucsovics
Fifth seed Andrey Rublev is now serving to stay in the match against Marton Fucsovics after the Hungarian's brilliant comeback from 2-1 down.
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AdrenALI_N: So happy for Ons Jabeur! This is a fantastic win & a monumental result for her & Arab tennis. The Arab world needs all the love it can get, now more than ever & I am so happy Ons is able to provide!
Tunisian 21st seed Ons Jabeur produced a stunning display to overcome Polish seventh seed Iga Swiatek and secure her first Wimbledon quarter-final earlier this afternoon.
With the victory, Jabeur also becomes the first Arab woman to reach the last eight at the All England Club.
Jabeur recovered from a set down to prevail 5-7 6-1 6-1 and will meet second seed Aryna Sabalenka next after the Belarusian beat Kazakh 18th seed Elena Rybakina.
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Here's how Italian Matteo Berrettini, the Queen's champion and seventh seed, secured his place in the last eight with a straight-set victory over Ilya Ivashka.
Berrettini beats Ivashka in three sets - best shots
Shapovalov 6-1 6-3 7-5 Bautista Agut
Canada's Denis Shapovalov has breezed into the quarter-finals with a straight-set win over Roberto Bautista Agut of Spain on court three.
Shapovalov will face Russian Karen Khachanov in the last eight.
Barty 7-5 6-3 Krejcikova
Here's world number one Ash Barty on her earlier victory over Barbora Krejckiova: "An incredibly tough match. She has had an incredible year. I found some pretty good stuff when I neded it most, which is great.
"I get my confidence from all the work I do with my team behind the scenes. This is the fun part where I come out and can enjoy myself. There's no place I would rather be at the moment."
John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV
I think he's going to win the Grand Slam but I think he's going to lose at the Olympics.
I think that will be the wake-up call for him to get the US Open.