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It wasn't the day Great Britain had hoped for in Malaga as Miomir Kecmanovic and Novak Djokovic proved too strong for Jack Draper and Cameron Norrie.

If you missed any of today's action, you can read our reports here:

• Djokovic wins to knock Britain out of the Davis Cup
• Sinner sparks Italy comeback to reach Davis Cup semi-finals

We'll be back again on Sunday to bring you live text coverage of the final.

See you then!

So that's the Davis Cup semi-final line-up confirmed.

Finland v Australia on Friday. Italy v Serbia on Saturday.

The final takes place on Sunday at 15:00 and the BBC will have live coverage.

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Novak Djokovic on his victory over Cameron Norrie:

"Great match. Obviously playing for the country is always the greatest pleasure and motivation. Lots of emotions and responsibility on the court. After a long season, you can feel it in the legs. I thought I started off the match well and served very well when I needed to. I think Norrie raised his level in the middle of the second set. He was serving well and it was very difficult to play a left-hander. I haven't played many left-handers lately. Overall, it's great to finish the job in the singles."

On the prospect of playing against Jannik Sinner in the semi-finals:

"We played a couple of really fantastic matches in Turin (at the ATP Finals). He's one of the best players in the world right now. Italy is a very strong nation. Let's see what happens. We're going to fight and leave it all out on the court."

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So, we could have a repeat of the ATP Finals title clash on the cards on Saturday.

Earlier today, world number four Jannik Sinner helped Italy pull off a 2-1 comeback win against the Netherlands.

He fell to a 6-3 6-3 defeat by Novak Djokovic in Sunday's final, but he might be able to avenge it if he's selected to face the world number one.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport in Malaga

OH MY! Did not see this coming.

Novak Djokovic gets into a row with the British fans after the band start up a tune to drown out the Serb's on-court interview.

Djokovic berates them by insisting they should "learn how to show respect" and tells them to "shut up".

Bit of unexpected needle to provide a bit of drama on what had been an undramatic night.

Novak Djokovic didn't face a single break point against Cameron Norrie.

The world number one has had a fantastic season - three majors and a seventh ATP Finals title.

Can he top it off with a Davis Cup triumph?

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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport in Malaga

Sometimes you just hold your hands up and say you were beaten by the better player.

That is all Norrie can do.

No doubting that today, like he is so often, Djokovic is a cut above the rest.

The scoreline felt closer than the gulf in quality, to be honest.

Djokovic roars in delight and chest-bumps his captain Viktor Troicki before consoling Norrie and a set of friendly handshakes between the entire two teams.

Novak Djokovic is just too good.

An ace, a cross-court winner, another ace. Three match points.

Some stunning tennis from Cameron Norrie. An ace followed by a forehand down the line puts him 40-0 up.

He fires the next point into the net before hitting home another ace. It's an unsuccessful challenge by Djokovic as Norrie holds.

He keeps himself in the match, but for how long? The world number one will serve for the match.

Cameron Norrie doesn't stand a chance as Djokovic whips an ace down the middle to seal the hold.

The world number one and Serbia are one game away from the semi-finals.

Not quite, Novak. He challenges a call on his cross-court forehand, but it's well out and it allows Norrie to pull a point back.

And another! Djokovic forces one into the net. 40-30.

A couple of long forehands from Djokovic helps out Norrie there.

Djokovic can't get anything worthwhile on a fiery first serve from the British number one, who wraps up a solid hold.

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Cameron Norrie wins the first point on Djokovic's serve, but the world number one looks determined to get this match over and done with.

Maybe a little too determined? The Serb slips as he races to reach a Norrie return.

He regains his composure for another hold.

Finally! Somehow Norrie has survived that service game, saving five break points in the process.

Now then, can he get anything on Djokovic's serve and give Britain a glimmer of hope?

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Advantage Norrie and a huge roar from the British number one. He leaves Djokovic stunned as he passes a forehand down the line.

Norrie has the opportunity to hold but he blows it as he whacks the ball into the net.

Deuce. Again.

Djokovic just can't get this over the line. An ace from Norrie brings us back to deuce.

On we go.

Barry Cowan
Former British tennis player

Cameron Norrie might still go on to lose this match and everybody expects that but he has competed for every single point tonight.

It's one of the real strengths of Cameron Norrie as a tennis player.