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Stay tuned to the doubles and have a read of the report from today's action here.

We'll be back tomorrow when Great Britain take on the Netherlands from around 13:00 BST.

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So, Great Britain win the tie against Germany.

The doubles match will still be played but the pressure is off slightly for the British team. However, the result could come into play further down the line.

A tough couple of days for Germany, who lost the tie against the Netherlands 3-0 yesterday too and that means they are out of the running for top spot in Group F.

GB will face the Dutch on Saturday.

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We'll be leaving this live text here shortly, but you will still be able to watch the doubles match on the Red Button, BBC iPlayer or at the top of this page.

A reminder who is playing that one:

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Katie Boulter speaking on court after beating Tatjana Maria: "It was a really tough match, especially being my first one on clay. It was hard to come out against someone who has played so well on clay and Tatjana made it difficult for me at the beginning. But I am very proud of myself for how I came back and played in the second and third set.

"I just kept believing in myself. I was struggling to get used to her [Maria's] ball bounce, but the moment I found that, I felt like I was in control of the game. She is so difficult and so experienced so it definitely wasn't easy for me."

On the doubles match: "We feel confident for the match and I trust the girls. I can't wait to see them come out and have fun, especially with the crowd behind them."

Russell Fuller
Tennis correspondent in the Netherlands

What an excellent effort by Katie Boulter to win ten of the last eleven games of the match and get a fifteenth win for her country in this competition.

She was not enjoying the Maria slice one bit in the first set, but was able to impose herself and power through to victory.

The doubles will be played, but the result is academic. Germany are out - and Saturday’s tie between GB and the Netherlands will determine who goes through to September’s eight team finals.

Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button

To come back from a set down was a really difficult challenge but Boulter worked it out.

She played very methodically and by the end, she was far too good.

Maria has really found it difficult recently. Once Boulter found her strike, she couldn't live with the pace.

Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button

Boulter has been able to drag this match to her game style early in the rallies. Some super footwork from her to run around and play her forehands. Surely she can finish this now?

Maria is looking to extend this a little bit further just to buy herself some time.

Nice work from Katie Boulter, putting Tatjana Maria on the backfoot and floating over the drop shot to earn match point.

Some solid serving from Tatjana Maria looks like it could be enough to see her take the hold and force Katie Boulter to serve it out. But the Brit comes back at her and sends us to deuce with a lovely backhand drop shot.

Katie Boulter has blitzed through this third set and it's barely given Tatjana Maria time to think about how to come back at the Brit.

Another punishing cross-court forehand leaves Maria scrambling at the baseline and there's the hold.

Boulter is one game away from completing a brilliant comeback and winning the match to give GB a 2-0 lead in the tie.

Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button

It feels like everything that Maria is trying is just not sticking.

Boulter looks confident. The strike from her at the back of the court has a little bit more shape to it and she is able to drive it through with a flatter slice.

Maria has been a difficult puzzle to work out, but it looks like Boulter has cracked it. This is the time for Maria to really dig down and use all of her experience.

Katie Boulter is now just two games away from victory after another brilliant break of serve.

Set one firmly in the rear-view mirror for the Brit.

Lovely, deft drop shot from Katie Boulter to take the first point on the Tatjana Maria serve.

She brings up two break points with a big crunching forehand which just touched the line.

A dominant service game from Katie Boulter and she races to a hold to love. It's like watching a different player compared to that first set.

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Naomi Cavaday
Former British tennis player on BBC Red Button

We are seeing such a different performance from Boulter to the one we saw at the start of this match. She is getting used to the surface and the challenging game of Maria.

Maria is still very much in this if she can get a few games under her belt but at the moment, there is just no stopping Boulter.

Maria has done so well to slam the breaks on before this match ran away with her.

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Tatjana Maria composes herself and does well to put a stopper in that momentum that Katie Boulter was gathering.

She gets a hold on the board in this third set.

Well the momentum is only with one person right now and it's Katie Boulter. How quickly things can turn on their head.

Boulter slams down an ace to take the hold to love. That's eight points in a row for the Brit without reply.

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A sensational return game from Katie Boulter hands her the break of serve in the opening game of the deciding set.

What a start for the Brit!

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