Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV

Again, phenomenal serving from Tsitsipas - and it's finding the corners.

Now, can Andy Murray make inroads on his opponent's serve? He only has a few opportunities remaining.

A miss from Tsitsipas offers hope, but that's quickly extinguished as the fifth seed dashes away to safety to edge one step closer to the third round.

A 21st ace of the match and Chris Eubanks turns it around to lead 3-2.

More shouts of encouragement from the crowd to spur Cameron Norrie on and he responds with an ace of his own, 3-3.

A big roar from the crowd as Cameron Norrie swiftly goes 2-0 up in the tie-break but Chris Eubanks gets lucky with a shot that clip the net and drops just over and we are back on serve.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

A rapid end to the second set and Broady can only look ahead to the third.

He came back from a set behind yesterday, remember...

An ace of his own puts Murray in control on serve at 30-0. Another fine serve then proves too hot for Tsitsipas to handle.

Just what the doctor ordered. Tsitsipas never gets a look-in, Murray comfortably holding to love to keep himself in close contention.

You can feel the tension as the two battle at 30-30. It is as close to silence as you can get as Chris Eubanks makes a great return from a serve but Cameron Norrie is equal to it before then serving to seal the hold.

We go to a tie-break.

Sho: Tsitsipas playing so so well now. Can't see Murray coming back.

Mark: It's a shame for Andy Murray that this match didn't start an hour earlier yesterday. Without the energy of the crowd under closed roof, you can see that the energy has gone out of his game

That's how you deal with a high-pressure situation.

Back-to-back aces from Stefanos Tsitsipas. The Greek is maintaining a really consistent level here. Andy Murray has some thinking to do.

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Chris Eubanks has played his part in a hugely entertaining match and has clearly won over the crowd here, but it is clear who they want to go through.

Eubanks blocks it all out to navigate his service game and is once again one game away from victory.

Quick thinking - and feet - from Murray, sprinting forward and composing himself for a volley to get up and running on the Tsitsipas serve as he searches for an immediate response.

A missed forehand on the stretch gives Tsitsipas 30-15, but the Greek clips the net cord and his shot drops long. The crowd rally behind Murray once more.

Two winners, match point averted and it's advantage Cameron Norrie. He beckons for the crowd to give some noise and they deliver, firing him on to secure a massive hold as Chris Eubanks sends a forehand long.

Huge. Norrie is hanging in there.

Fourth seed Jessica Pegula takes the first set.

The American went a double break up early on, racing to a 4-0 lead, but Italy's Elisabetta Cocciaretto was able to break back twice and save two set points in the process.

However, Pegula was able to break back straight away to claim the opener 6-4.

Andrew Cotter
BBC commentator at Wimbledon

That was a cagey point, you could feel the nerves out there.

You can feel the deflation in Centre Court.

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Groans echo around Centre Court. The mood has dropped.

Andy Murray takes to his chair after dropping a forehand into the net and eventually conceding the break.

Tsitsipas strikes first in the decider.

Chris Eubanks' groundstrokes are a formidable weapon. He is unloading them left, right and centre now and he has match point and the chance to seal a place in the next round...

Andy Murray sees off the first break point.

Stefanos Tsitsipas pulls a forehand wide as the tension ramps up with every shot which passes.

One more to save.

Chris Eubanks is a bit too eager to secure the hold and after getting himself into a strong position he gives up a couple of cheap points to give Cameron Norrie a sniff.

However, that big serve comes to the rescue once again and now it is his turn to let out a big roar as he holds to lead 5-4.

Norrie is serving to stay in the tournament.

Uh-ohh.

A loose game from Murray becomes a massive problem.

A double fault hands over three break points.

Big, big moments coming up on Centre Court.

Pimm's rather than limbs, you'd imagine.