Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

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Is this it?

Most here hope not. What an awful way it would be for Federer’s time on Centre Court to end.

Hurkacz respectfully stands back and applauds as the eight-time champion is given a rapturous ovation on the way to locker room.

Head bowed, Federer trudges towards the canvas, finally looking up and waving to all corners before disappearing.

Next up for Hubert Hurkacz is either Italy's Matteo Berretini or Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime, who are playing their semi-final on Court One as we speak.

Considering Hurkacz has eliminated the second seed Daniil Medvedev and 20-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer in successive days, neither potential opponent will scare Hurkacz.

More pressure for Felix Auger-Aliassime to deal with.

Matteo Berrettini reaches 0-30 and the Canadian blasts a forehand long.

Three break points for Berrettini at a crucial point in this second set.

Andrew Castle
BBC Sport tennis commentator on BBC One

Magnifcent demolition of a great champion, Hurkacz disposes of Federer in straights and it is his moment. He has never been anywhere near this stage at a Grand Slam.

We just don't know if this is a final farewell for Federer and he certainly isn't about to hang about and discuss it.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Federer mishandling the ball as he prepares to serve pretty sums up the past hour or so.

Felix Auger-Aliassime makes an encouraging response, edging to 15-30, and Berrettini drags a forehand into the tramlines to concede a break point...

Under pressure, Berrettini beats the Canadian with a drop shot. An ace and a volley seal the hold. Nicely saved.

A cross-court line-seeking missile goes long from Federer. Hurkacz, at 15-40, holds two match points.

A truly brilliant point goes Federer's way. He was nearly lobbed, nearly lobbed his opponent and then Hurkacz goes long, 15-30 Hurkacz remains two points from victory.

Federer 0-30 on his serve, two points away from defeat.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

One of the loudest roars I've heard at the All England Club greets Federer walking to the baseline.

He's never been bagelled at Wimbledon.

A huge standing ovation as Federer has the ball in his hand preparing to serve for perhaps the last time here.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

While Hurkacz won the Miami title earlier this year, few would have predicted a deep run here.

The Polish player had only ever won four tour-level matches on grass before this year's tournament at the All England Club.

He's doubled it already and now looks set to better it.

Roger Federer is on the brink here.

Hubert Hurkacz needs just one more game. A place in the semi-finals is on the table.

Is this the last game Federer ever plays at Wimbledon? He's 39.

Hurkacz one point from moving one game away from victory.

A very welcome hold to love this time for Matteo Berrettini. Can he build on that and fight his way back into this second set?

He can! Berrettini gets stuck in, reaching 0-30 before Auger-Aliassime sends it long.

Three break points for the Italian.

Auger-Aliassime saves one, but a double-fault sees his good work so far in this set cancelled out. 3-3.

But Federer gets a forehand all wrong, it flies long and we're at deuce on the Hurkacz serve.

Of course Federer is still fighting. Hurkacz goes long for a break point that Federer HAS to take.

He's getting closer and closer. A double break from Hurkacz and it's 4-0 in the third.

Hurkacz is on the verge of eliminating his boyhood hero.

Watch how Hurkacz took the second set against Roger Federer.