Carlos Alcaraz will want to have his feet up before Spain take on France in the semi-finals of Euro 2024 and he backs up that break with a hold.

The final point is a superb rally - the longest of the match - finished by a superb volley at the net. Alacarz puts his finger behind his ear to suggest he wants to receive the acclaim of Court One.

Chanda Rubin
American former world number six on BBC Radio 5 Live

It’s been incredible and Paolini has Emma Navarro rattled. The turnaround was how aggressive she could be in the forehand, that’s been the big weapon for her, she’s been willing to move forward a number of times but she is stealing so much time from Navarro.

She has experienced this before, she’s gotten to the major final and she’s playing like it.

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Amy: Paolini is really bossing this game. I think she could get to the final I really do.

Tommy Paul produces a quite sumptuous volley at the net to save a break point, but at deuce Carlos Alcaraz gives himself some breathing space in this fourth set.

Five games in a row and Jasmine Paolini takes the first set.

The diminutive Italian was broken early but reacted in the best possible way, an instant break back to knock Emma Navarro off her stride.

Navarro has just not been able to get going with Paolini mixing things up superbly.

The seventh seed has won 10 of the 11 points when she's approached the net.

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Jasmine Paolini races to the net again and when Emma Navarro's attempted passing shot goes straight down off the net chord, it's another hold.

This has been very impressive from Paolini so far. The French Open runner-up is just a game away from taking this first set.

Chanda Rubin
American former world number six on BBC Radio 5 Live

I have been noticing the explosive movement from Paolini, she’s looking to move into the net and ready to pounce.

She’s trying to steal time from Navarro and that is really working here.

Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

I'm up at the very top of Centre Court and have a side-on view, which means I properly get to appreciate the power of Jasmine Paolini.

The Italian has that extra bit of zip on the ball and she's pushing Emma Navarro further and further back behind the baseline.

Add to that her rapid pace and you can see why she's causing Navarro so many problems. That last point she forced her opponent deep and then raced forward to pluck an ice-cold drop shot.

Carlos Alcaraz caps a dominant service game to love with a double-handed stroke across court, right into the corner which leaves Tommy Paul swiping at thin air.

Here's how he closed out that third set.

After a confident start, Emma Navarro has lost her way a bit and Jasmine Paolini breaks again.

The Italian is always keen to get to the net and is picking her moments well at the moment.

Once she's at the net, she has every confidence in her touch and anticipation to finish off the point - so far, you'd have to say with good reason.

Naomi Broady
British player on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

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Massive hold for Paul because Alcaraz had really gained the momentum. You felt he would run away with the match in general so Tommy Paul doing a good job here of settling things down and keeping his foot in the door.

Tommy Paul goes up through the gears, though, as he holds.

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Carlos Alcaraz seems to be everywhere now, answering every question posed to him by the Tommy Paul serve.

Deuce in the opening game of the fourth set.

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Jasmine Paolini looked to be racing to an easy hold but Emma Navarro makes it that much more uncomfortable as she closes in to 40-30.

But the seventh seed is unfazed and a deft drop shot closes out the game.

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We've had breaks galore in this contest. Incredibly, Calos Alcaraz has won just 59% of his first-serve points in this match while Tommy Paul has won 63%.

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Jasmine Paolini hits straight back.

The Italian is quick to attack Emma Navarro's second serve and breaks to love.

Another delicate touch around the net from the seventh seed brings it back on serve.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

That two-handed backhand from Carlos Alcaraz, which skims the net and gives him a double break, was a thing of beauty and left Tommy Paul just watching on in disbelief.

Imperious from the defending Wimbledon champion who banks the third set with a service game to love after Tommy Paul can only strike the decisive point into the base of the net.

Alcaraz well on top now.

Emma Navarro lands the first blow of the match.

She wins a decent rally with a strong forehand down the line and then goes cross-court and deep to clinch the break.