Advantage Djokovic again, but Norrie isn't giving up. He fires another superb forehand out of Djokovic's reach.

A massive roar from Cameron Norrie as he saves another break point.

He whips a passing forehand down the line and Djokovic is left scrambling. Deuce.

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There's some frustration from Norrie as he is called out for a foot-fault.

And it's advantage Djokovic once again as Norrie finds the net.

Cameron Norrie is hanging in there. Djokovic strikes the ball into the net and we go back to deuce.

Outstanding from Djokovic, who earns break point with a powerful forehand placed well out of Norrie's reach.

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Britain's chances of reaching the semi-finals are fading, but that hasn't stopped the British crowd in Malaga from making a lot of noise.

They're up on their feet cheering every time Norrie wins a point.

The British number one earns a small clap from his opponent as he slams a winner down the line.

But the world number one is relentless as he comes to the net and drops the ball over to force deuce.

Joanne Burton: Tough draw for GB. Draper played well. Norrie is good but Djokovic confident and dangerous.

A net cord sets up Norrie with the perfect opportunity, but Djokovic is just too good at reading the British number one and he gets the return away.

Another very comfortable hold for the Serb as Norrie fires wide.

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That's much better from Cameron Norrie. He gets himself on the board in this second set with a hold to love.

Norrie can only stand and watch some of these Djokovic strikes whiz by.

And the shots he does reach, he fires them into the net. It's all easy for Djokovic.

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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport in Malaga

"No-leee, No-le, No-le, Noo-leeee!" is how Djokovic is being serenaded by the Serbian supporters.

If I was Cameron Norrie, I'd perhaps be imagining they are singing his surname instead.

Norrie, as ever, is scrapping hard. But he can't lay a glove on the GOAT.

Barry Cowan
Former British tennis player

Novak Djokovic's quality has been off the charts. It's close to a 10 out of 10 performance. It's his ability to just do it over and over again.

And he only needs the first as a Norrie return hits the net.

A set and a break down. Great Britain's semi-final chances are looking slimmer by the minute.

How will Cameron Norrie respond to going a set down?

Not much it seems. He attempts to draw Djokovic into the net, but it's to his own demise as the Serb replies with a drop shot that Norrie can't reach.

And all of a sudden, it's three break points for Djokovic.

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Barry Cowan
Former British tennis player

The Serbian fans are enjoying it. Novak Djokovic must be enjoying the way he's playing tonight.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport in Malaga

Don't make him angry.

Novak Djokovic gets heckled by a British fan in the crowd for the time it takes him to serve - looks like the lad sat next to Dan Evans.

Thought it was Evans for a moment.

Djokovic then responds by producing a stunning point after showing all facets of greatness - pinpoint serve, explosive power from the back of the court, agility, athleticism and tactical nous.

Norrie does everything he can to stay in the point - it would have been enough to see off most opponents. But this is Djokovic.

Djokovic responds by blowing kisses to the fan who was giving him stick.

Barry Cowan
Former British tennis player

That was another Novak Djokovic masterclass all round. Djokovic was clinical, aggressive and strong at the net.

He even had a cheeky look at the British supporters as well. That will help keep him focused.

Djokovic is working Norrie all over the court and the Briton just can't get to any of them.

Norrie appears to have a chance to pull a point back, but he hits the ball straight at Djokovic who deftly places it over the net to hold to love and take the first set.

Confidence is oozing from the world number one.

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There's a couple of 'oohs' from the crowd as Djokovic misses a first serve.

The world number one silences them with a fiery forehand winner down the line.

There's nothing wrong with that! Djokovic challenges a call on a cross-court backhand from Norrie, but it's well in.

The British number one pulls off an ace and is able to hold. Now then, can Djokovic serve out the opener?