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Novak Djokovic beats Lorenzo Musetti 6-4 7-6 (7-2) 6-4 to set up final against Carlos Alcaraz
Djokovic to compete in 37th Grand Slam final and 10th at Wimbledon
Defending champion Alcaraz beat Daniil Medvedev 6-7 (1-7) 6-3 6-4 6-4 to secure final spot
It is a second major final in six weeks for Alcaraz after winning French Open in June
Britain's Alfie Hewett fights back to beat Gusto Fernandez 4-6 6-4 7-5 to reach wheelchair singles final
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Fernandez 6-4 1-0 Hewett*
Gustavo Fernandez is hitting some great shots down the line and that theme continues into the second set.
Hewett gets himself in a great position and sets up break point from an acute angle.
However, Fernandez strikes on the baseline and brings us to deuce and then wins the first game in the second with a shot out wide to save break point.
Musetti v Djokoivc
John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV
Image source, Getty ImagesHas there ever been a match Novak Djokovic has been the loved one?
Other than that he's had to figure out a way to turn lemons into lemonade and feed his fire. He has been better than any other player in doing that.
He does want to be loved and who doesn't? What he's done in his late thirties cannot be underestimated.
*Fernandez 6-4 Hewett
Gustavo Fernandez sets up a second set point but he hits it the net from a promising position.
Deuce for the third time.
After 46 minutes, Fernandez takes the first set when Alfie Hewett's backhand flies wide.
Huge cries of "vamos!" from the Argentine.
Musetti v Djokovic
John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV
Image source, Getty ImagesMentally Musetti is going to be nervous and physically he's not going to be feeling fresh as a daisy.
I give it a 10-15% shot [for Musetti to win]. I firmly believe he would be in the top 10 and maybe he'll go all the way in the Slam, but today is a big ask.
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And then there were four...
Can Carlos Alcaraz reach his second successive Wimbledon final or will Daniil Medvedev spoil the Spaniard's party?
Can the underdog Lorenzo Musetti claim the biggest win of his career in defeating Novak Djokovic, or will the Serb triumph to secure the chance at a record-equalling eighth Wimbledon title?
We'd love to hear your thoughts!
Fernandez 5-4 Hewett*
Some excellent accurate serving from Gustavo Fernandez and Alfie Hewett swings and misses as he strains to reach the shot.
Hewett responds with an ace to make it 30-30.
Fernandez brings up set point with a sweeping forehand.
Hewett saves the set point with a great angled drop shot.
Deuce.
Fernandez 5-4 Hewett*
Gustavo Fernandez regroups to go back in front in this contest.
A beautiful overhead is followed by a shot from Alfie Hewett who hits long.
Hewett will have to serve to stay in the set.
Medvedev v Alcaraz
Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV
We have the most exciting player gracing Centre Court - Carlos Alcaraz. I love seeing the shots of him wondering around Wimbledon, he looks so relaxed - he always has a smile on his face.
I am so excited to see what Alcaraz can offer to day as he has so many strings to his bow.
*Fernandez 4-4 Hewett
Alfie Hewett has upped his game and forced Gustavo Fernandez into unforced errors that certainly weren't happening at the start of the match.
He makes three in this crucial game and Hewett draws level.
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BBC Two
Over on BBC Two you catch live build-up to the men's semi-finals today.
Clare Balding is alongside former British number one Tim Henman and three-time Wimbledon singles champion John McEnroe.
Enjoy!
Fernandez 4-3 Hewett*
Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Alfie Hewett's backhand returns are different gravy! He produces another stunning one to put Gustavo Fernandez under pressure and set up that latest winner.
Right, concentrate now. This is a very important game to go back level.
Fernandez 4-3 Hewett*
As Joe says, the crowd on court three are right behind Briton Alfie Hewett and he is starting to get into the groove.
He goes 0-30 up but Gustavo Fernandez hits a ripping forehand to get into the game.
Hewett then hits a sublime forehand right on the line and he breaks back to make it 4-3.
A great contest so far.
*Fernandez 4-2 Hewett
Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Alfie Hewett's coaches are on their feet just to the right of me after the second seed hits a formidable cross-court forehand winner to break back.
The crowd are getting more and more into this one too. You feel the Briton needs all their support.
*Fernandez 4-2 Hewett
A wild swing from Alfie Hewett gives Gustavo Fernandez another crucial break point but he pulls it back to deuce with a backhand down the line.
Hewett then holds brilliantly for his second game of the first.
Lorenzo Musetti will be hoping he can follow Jasmine Paolini in making it an Italian one-two in the Wimbledon finals when he faces Novak Djokovic later today.
Italian seventh Paolini won an epic contest against Croatia's Donna Vekic which at two hours and 51 minutes, was the longest semi-final in Wimbledon history on Thursday.
The other semi-final saw the Czech Republic's Barbora Krejcikova fight back to stun Kazakhstani fourth seed Elena Rybakina.
You can catch up on all of day 11's action with Today at Wimbledon here.
Fernandez 4-1 Hewett*
Alfie Hewett goes 30-0 up on his service game.
He then double faults.
Hewett has struggled on his second serve so far and is punished by Gustavo Fernandez who makes it 30-30.
Friday's second semi-final on Centre Court sees Italian 25th seed Lorenzo Musetti face Serbia's second seed and seven-time Wimbledon champion, Novak Djokovic.
Musetti, 22, is on the best Grand Slam run of his career having beaten Taylor Fritz in the quarter-finals, while Djokovic was handed a bye after Australian opponent Alex de Minaur pulled out of the last-eight with injury.
The pair last met at the French Open third round, with 37-year-old Djokovic triumphing over five sets.
Djokovic will be on court for the first time since criticising the Wimbledon crowd for using fourth round opponent Holger Rune's name "as an excuse to boo".
I wonder what sort of reception the 24-time Grand Slam winner will get today?
Image source, Getty ImagesFernandez 4-1 Hewett*
Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Drama! A champagne cork has just landed on court three.
There are no sheepish faces I can spot in the crowd so either somebody is very good at looking blameless, or this cork has been launched over the stands from elsewhere.
Either way, a ball kid quickly deals with it.
This, of course, isn't the first champagne cork related issue this fortnight. Check out this video from last week.
Wimbledon: Ball girl removes champagne cork from court
Fernandez 4-1 Hewett*
Excellent hitting from Fernandez.
A straight love hold is just what he needs and he gets it.
He has won the last two games in a row thanks to his powerful backhand and a cheeky drop shot.
*Fernandez 3-1 Hewett
Alfie Hewett does seem to be struggling with his serve.
A looping forehand goes wide but then he responds with a confident backhand across court.
He then finds the net and gifts Gustavo Fernandez two break points.
Fernandez plays a great shot on the stretch and Hewett cannot reach it in time.
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