Fourth seed Elena Rybakina: "Really happy to win my first match here this year. I didn’t play on grass too much this year because I’ve had some issues.

"I’m just keeping all the emotions inside, sometimes it’s not easy but I’m looking forward to the next one. I just want to be happy on the court, that’s my goal now.

"This is a really special place, it’s always nice to be back. It feels like I played here yesterday, a year passes so quickly."

This was how close Paul Jubb was to preventing Seyboth Wild taking the third set.

Commentator Andrew Castle described it as being out by a "bee's eyebrow".

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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Been pretty much all business over the past hour.

No japing about.

As you would expect from Andy Murray after he made the “very difficult decision” to withdraw from the singles.

He did raise a smile after lumbering back to a lob and not getting there.

That illustrated why Murray felt he could not play against Tomas Machac later.

Coco Vandeweghe
Former two-time Grand Slam semi-finalist on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

Vondrousova is stretching out her hip out on the sideline but as things go usually your injuries hurt a lot more when you are down in the scoreline more so than when you are leading but hopefully she can figure it out.

Marketa Vondrousova immediately breaks back against Jessica Bouzas Maneiro in game two of the second set, only for Bouzas Maneiro to instantly regain the advantage.

She's four holds of serve away from the biggest win of her career.

An incredible end to this set which Thiago Seyboth Wild has won 8-6 on the tie-break.

The Brazilian challenged a Jubb backhand crosscourt and it was one millimetre out according to the umpire.

We go to a fourth set.

Billy Harris is not done yet!

The 29-year-old Brit clung on under intense pressure from Spain's Jaume Munar as he saved four break points at 3-3 in the third set.

He proceeded to get a break of his own in the next game before serving out the set.

It's on to a fourth set on court 15.

Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

It feels like everywhere you turn, there’s a Brit on court.

I’ve made my way to court 17 where Jan Choinski has come from a set down to take a set and break lead against Luciano Darderi.

The crowds are gathering outside the court as everyone rushes to catch a glimpse of a winning Brit.

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Coco Vandeweghe
Former two-time Grand Slam semi-finalist on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

Vondrousova is rushing right now, You’d think someone who’s been here on Centre Court or has faced these matches before would know to start slowing things down and try and find some momentum in any little thing that she’s doing.

When you rush, you lose any chance to be able to settle yourself down.

A dream start to the second set for Jessica Bouzas Maneiro as, just like in the first set, she breaks the serve of Marketa Vondrousova at the first time of asking.

This match has the court 14 crowd captivated.

Jubb is one point away after Seyboth Wild hits the net.

These are the stats from the first set. Seventeen unforced errors from Marketa Vondrousova and she will need to stop those if she is to progress.

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Jubb would be really struggling in this tie-break if it wasn't for a smart challenge at 0-3.

The ball just clipped the baseline and he avoided going 4-0 down.

Can he turn this around, he's 4-2 behind in the third-set tie-break.

The defending champion is a set behind on Centre Court. A huge shock incoming?

A massive scream and a fist pump from Jessica Bouzas Maneiro and Marketa Vondrousova, who became the first unseeded female to win last year, will have to take this the distance if she is to avoid being on the end of a massive upset.

Some solid serving means Paul Jubb is now just a tie-break away from winning this match.

This could be nervy.

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Time for some bubbly?

Maybe not when Marketa Vondrousova is just about to serve to stay in the first set.

I'm sure the Czech sixth seed didn't appreciate the loud pop as a cork flew off in the stands, but there's a chuckle from fellow fans around Centre Court.

Jessica Bouzas Maneiro is now serving for the first set against Marketa Vondrousova, leading 5-4. The reigning champion is in a bit of trouble.

Johanna Konta
Former British number one on BBC TV

Elena-Gabriela Ruse will want to take as many opportunities as she can to put herself on the front foot, especially when she is serving well to be present on every single point and get as many balls back as possible while taking every opportunity that you can.

The physio has come out but it was really important for her to get that game on the board.

Well the pressure is well and truly on Paul Jubb now.

Seyboth Wild is hitting the ball very deep and it means Jubb is struggling to find a good return.

Will we see a tie-break?