Elena Rybakina is just starting to look a little below her usual standards on serve and a double fault hands Clara Tauson a look at break point.

Clara Tauson is under a bit of pressure once again on serve but this time pulls through without facing a break point.

The latest on those reports of rain...

We've just seen the umpire step down from his chair and touch the grass on court three.

He has since returned to his chair and it seems fine for play to continue.

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Elena Rybakina passed up the opportunity to break in the previous game, but doesn't dwell on that disappointment when claiming a hold to 15.

As is often the case with the British summer, you can't ever fully rely on the weather.

We had 30C+ at the start of the week but it's down to the low 20s now with cloud cover and looking a little grey.

There are reports of a few rain drops too, so we'll keep you posted as to whether that worsens and threatens to stop play on the outside courts.

Clara Tauson saves and then gets to advantage with Elena Rybakina sending a forehand long.

An emphatic finish to the game from the Dane as she steps up to the net and slams a forehand winner into the corner.

This is a huge ask for Clara Tauson today against a former Wimbledon champion in Elena Rybakina.

Tauson ideally needs to settle quickly on serve.

Rybakina makes life difficult and has an early chance to break.

Elena Rybakina looks to be heading to a straightforward hold to love but a couple of winners from Clara Tauson make the opening game slightly more interesting. 40-30.

Rybakina, who is yet to drop a set, gets the hold on second serve.

And the third round tie is just under way on court two with 11th seed Elena Rybakina on serve against 23rd seed Clara Tauson.

Liudmila Samsonova is on the board pretty swiftly with a hold to 15 on court three.

The 19th seed is yet to drop a set at SW19 this summer.

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It has been a pretty serene start to this Wimbledon for 2022 champion Elena Rybakina.

The 26-year-old eased through her first round match against Armenia's Elina Avanesyan for the loss of just three games.

While world number 77 Maria Sakkari provided a slightly sterner test, Rybakina still lost only four games on her way to a relatively routine second-round straight-set victory.

World number 22 Clara Tauson is expected to be a level up again, but Rybakina will be looking to keep her early momentum when she steps out first on court two on Saturday morning.

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Former Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina continues her quest for a second title at SW19 when she faces 23rd seed Clara Tauson on court two shortly.

The 2022 winner of the Venus Rosewater Dish has never lost before the fourth round at this Grand Slam, which sets up for a tough task for Denmark's Tauson.

Despite a number of top seeds exiting early, if Rybakina does make it through, she could be facing a difficult fourth round tie with five-time grand slam champion Iga Swiatek potentially lying in wait.

When it comes to her head-to-head against today's opponent, Rybakina leads Tauson 2-0 after defeating 22-year-old Dane in 2019 at Bastad and last year at Miami.

Can she keep up her perfect pre-first week record on the Wimbledon grass?

We're starting to see a little bit of movement on court two and court three with a couple of women's singles matches set to get under way shortly.

Clara Tauson faces Elena Rybakina on court two with Daria Kasatkina and Liudmila Samsonova are preparing to get going on court three.

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There are no British players in singles action today, but the three doubles events contain home interest and the juniors' tournaments also get under way.

Fifth seeds Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool take on Hendrik Jebens and Albano Olivetti last on court two in the second round of the men's doubles.

Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski - the sixth seeds - also continue their quest for the men's doubles title when they take to court 15 for their second-round match against Nicolas Barrientos and Rithvik Choudary Bollipalli.

Salisbury returns to the same court later as he partners Luisa Stefani of Brazil in the mixed doubles.

It might be a day off from the singles for home hope Sonay Kartal (pictured), but she is back in action alongside Jodie Burrage as they face 11th seeds Beatriz Haddad Maia and Laura Siegemund in the women's doubles second round on court 16.

Also in the women's doubles, Ella McDonald and Mimi Xu take on American pairing and 16th seeds Caroline Dolehide and Sofia Kenin third on court three.

There are two notable names in girls' singles first-round action, with second seed Hannah Klugman and seventh seed Mika Stojsavljevic - who both made their debuts in the women's draw this year - getting their junior competitions under way later on court 12.

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Men's world number one Jannik Sinner, seven-time champion Novak Djokovic and five-time Grand Slam champion Iga Swiatek are among the headline acts on the first Saturday of Wimbledon fortnight.

Defending champion Barbora Krejcikova, 2022 winner Elena Rybakina and highly-rated teenager Mirra Andreeva will also be looking to secure their passages through to the last 16.

Click here for a full rundown of Saturday's matches.

Day five was another day full of drama at Wimbledon and these were some of the headlines:

• Britain's Emma Raducanu gave an incredible performance but was ultimately beaten in straight sets by world number one Aryna Sabalenka.
• Compatriot Sonay Kartal reached the fourth round for the first time with a 6-4 6-2 win against Diane Parry.
• Cameron Norrie joined fellow Briton Kartal in the last 16 as he beat Matteo Bellucci in straight sets.

• Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz progressed with a 6-1 3-6 6-3 6-4 win against Jan-Lennard Struff.
• American Ben Shelton - who had his second-round match suspended because of bad light on Thursday - needed just 84 seconds to defeat Japan's Rinky Hijikata.

• Four-time major winner Naomi Osaka was beaten 3-6 6-4 6-4 by former quarter-finalist Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova.

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The weekend has arrived and that means you should have more spare time. So, what better to do than enjoy the delights of day six at Wimbledon?

Unfortunately, there are no Britons in singles action (there are some involved in the doubles), with Sonay Kartal and Cameron Norrie both featuring in round four on Sunday.

But that doesn't mean we are taking are eye off the ball. Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic, Barbora Krejcikova, Elena Rybakina and Iga Swiatek are all bidding for a spot in the last 16.