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Who are you fancying from this last-16 (or soon to be last-16) line-up?

Alcaraz v Berrettini

Tiafoe/Dimitrov v Rune

Medvedev v Lehecka

Eubanks v Tsitsipas

Sinner v Galan

Safiullin v Shapovalov

Rublev v Bublik

Hurkacz v Djokovic

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It’s not the brightest of days in south west London and there is a chance of showers in the opening three hours of play before, thankfully, the weather should be much better from mid-afternoon on.

If it does rain you’ll be reaching for your Wimbledon umbrella, maybe like the one pictured above, which is displayed inside the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum (free to enter) to the side of Centre Court.

If you head to the museum, don’t miss the chance to have a look at the trophies the players are trying to get their hands on.

Women’s world number one Iga Swiatek is among those in action today and hasn’t dropped a set so far in her opening three rounds so will be hoping to be grabbing this beauty after the final on Saturday.

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Those with a ticket for the outside courts today may be looking at court 12 as the place to set up camp.

It’s back-to-back doubles action with plenty of Brits to get behind.

In action now is Jamie Murray and men’s doubles partner Michael Venus before Liam Broady and Jonny O’Mara play their match. That one got under way yesterday but they only managed to play two games before the rain halted it.

Then Murray plays again in the mixed doubles with American partner Taylor Townsend, before Wimbledon’s favourite couple Katie Boulter and Alex de Minaur play their second-round match later.

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We're still on serve in the opening set on court 12, where 13th seeds Jamie Murray and Michael Venus have set up another shot at trying to crack the early resistance of Austrians Alexander Erler and Lucas Miedler by holding serve for a 3-2 lead.

Over on court 14, fellow Lloyd Glasspool and Nicolas Mahut have managed to find the breakthrough against David Pel and Reese Stalder, now serving for a 5-3 lead.

Quick reactions from Daniil Medvedev.

A couple of stunning lobs.

One acrobatic dive from Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.

Here are Saturday's best shots.

Not quite sure how Stefanos Tsitsipas is managing to do that, but he must still be feeling good if he's committing to continuing with his doubles. Fair play.

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Stefanos Tsitsipas is back on the court for a sixth successive day at the All England Club.

He's playing alongside his brother Petros in the men's doubles this morning, and will be back again later on today to play in the second round - IF they get through their delayed first-round match with French duo Arthur Fils and Luca van Assche.

The Greek brothers are 2-1 up on serve in the final set on court three.

In addition, Tsitsipas will be playing Chris Eubanks in the fourth round of the men's singles tomorrow.

Run that man an ice bath!

Jamie Murray and Michael Venus get up and running with a hold of serve against Austrian duo Alexander Erler and Lucas Miedler, who are able to sustain some early pressure to get themselves on the board too over on court 12.

And what about Court One?

Women's fourth seed Jessica Pegula is first up from 13:00 BST, the day after the American withdrew from the mixed doubles with a back injury, when she meets Lesia Tsurenko of Ukraine.

Italian men's eighth seed Jannik Sinner follows against Daniel Elahi Galan, before two-time major winner Victoria Azarenka faces Elina Svitolina.

Here's what we have to look forward to on Centre Court today.

Women's world number one Iga Swiatek and reigning men's champion Novak Djokovic are the headline acts on Sunday.

After men's seventh seed Andrey Rublev opens proceedings against Alexander Bublik, Swiatek returns to action against 14th seed Belinda Bencic.

Then, Djokovic continues his bid for a record-extending 24th Grand Slam title against 17th seed Hubert Hurkacz.

The end of day six brought the end of British hopes in the singles competitions, after Katie Boulter was outclassed by reigning women's champion Elena Rybakina on Centre Court.

The British number one was the final home player left in the singles draws, but lost 6-1 6-1 in just 57 minutes.

Here's how it went down.

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That means play is getting under way now on the outside courts.

Among the matches taking place, there a couple of Britons in men's doubles second round action.

Jamie Murray and team-mate Michael Venus are up against Austrian pair Alexander Erler and Lucas Miedler on court 12.

Meanwhile, Lloyd Glasspool and French partner Nicolas Mahut face Dutchman David Pel and American Reese Stalder on court 14.

You can watch your match of choice via the BBC iPlayer.

It's been the hot topic this week. What on earth will the weather do next?

Today looks much better than yesterday with, crucially, no rain right now and none expected for much of the afternoon.

However, it's currently cloudy overhead, and there is a threat of precipitation during the first part of the day...

Wimbledon introduced scheduled play on the middle Sunday for the very first time last year.

The day had previously been kept as a rest day to allow the grass courts to recover.

But out of necessity, it had also been used on four occasions in the past for play to catch up if the week had been badly affected by rain delays.

Of course, this year we are playing catch-up again with scheduling after rain disrupted play on the outside courts on Saturday.

That left us with two third-round singles matches still to be played - Grigor Dimitrov v Frances Tiafoe (6-2 6-3 1-2) in the men's draw, and Mirra Andreeva v Anastasia Potapova (yet to start).

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We've reached middle Sunday at Wimbledon!

How are you holding up?

It's been a hectic first week at the All England Club, and a busy one for the ground staff, with rain delays and a backlog of matches meaning there's been a lot to take in.

But, we have, mostly, reached the last 16 stage of the singles competitions - and things are really beginning to heat up.

Welcome back!

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