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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 2-1 Hewett*
Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Much more like it from Briton Hewett who gets court three clapping with an immediate break back.
There's plenty shouting "come on Alfie" and "let's go Alf" all around the stands, now bathed in sunshine.
In his match yesterday he may have been broken early, but he then went on to win six games in a row.
More of the same today?
Fernandez 2-1 Hewett*
Alfie Hewett is never down for too long and he quickly has two break points during Gustavo Fernandez's service game.
He takes the first one and is off the mark. That should settle any early nerves.
*Fernandez 2-0 Hewett
Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
For the third consecutive singles match Alfie Hewett is broken in his first service game.
Argentine Gustavo Fernandez roars "vamos" towards his coach and pumps his fist.
The 30-year-old former world number one is a three-time winner at Wimbledon, once in the singles in 2019 and twice in the doubles in 2015 and 2022.
He also beat Hewett in the semi-finals of the French Open six weeks ago.
*Fernandez 2-0 Hewett
Alfie Hewett starts his service game with an excellent forehand and Gustavo Fernandez's shot goes long to make it 0-30.
Hewett's drop shot is well read by Fernandez who hits a well-placed forehand to get on the board before another forehand goes long.
Great depth from Fernandez causes Hewett to hit into the net and he brings the game to deuce.
Fernandez then turns the game around to seal an early break.
"Vamos!" cries Fernandez after breaking Hewett at the first time of asking.
Musetti v Djokovic
Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Lorenzo Musetti has never played on Centre Court before.
Now he's got the biggest match of his life on the renowned show court against 24-Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic.
Scary, right?
Looks like the Italian is trying to get any nerves out of his system with some last-minute practice on Centre Court.
Fernandez 1-0 Hewett*
Gustavo Fernandez serves first and takes the first game in impressive fashion.
A brilliant ripped backhand flies past the racquet of Alfie Hewett.
Hewett then goes long and it's a solid opening game for the Argentine.
Russian fifth seed Daniil Medvedev and Spanish third seed Carlos Alcaraz start proceedings on Centre Court at 13:30 BST today in a repeat of last year's semi-final.
On that occasion, Alcaraz won in straight sets before going on to claim his first Wimbledon title.
The defending champion, 21, has a positive record over 28-year-old Medvedev having won four of their six matches, although the Russian did win a last-four tie between the pair at the US Open 10 months ago.
Medvedev will take confidence from beating world number one Jannik Sinner in the quarter-finals, while Alcaraz beat Tommy Paul in four sets.
Image source, Getty ImagesFernandez v Hewett
Gustavo Fernandez and Alfie Hewett have won both of their previous matches in the wheelchair singles in straight sets.
Something has to give today.
Fernandez v Hewett
British second seed Alfie Hewett beat Frenchman Stephane Houdet to win 6-1 6-4 yesterday but it was not without difficulty.
He required a medical timeout at 4-1 in the first set to treat his already heavily strapped shoulder, and had repeated problems with his first serve.
Something to look out for, considering he is competing in two wheelchair semi-finals this afternoon.
Fernandez v Hewitt
Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Good afternoon from Wimbledon everyone and what a start to the day it's been!
I've just passed one corner outside Centre Court where a live orchestral band were jamming to the Grandstand theme.
A few fans were practically rocking, while I - inspired by the tunes - have smashed my PB and made it on to court three in record time.
Alfie Hewett is on court, warming up with Gustavo Fernandez before the pair's wheelchair singles semi-final.
Fernandez v Hewett
As well as men's singles semi-finals at the Championships today, there are also men's semi-finals in the wheelchair singles and wheelchair doubles.
British second seed Alfie Hewett is up against Argentine third seed and 2019 champion Gustavo Fernandez as he continues his quest for an elusive Wimbledon men's wheelchair singles title.
The pair have 13 Grand Slam singles titles between them with Fernandez winning five and Hewett winning eight.
Image source, Getty ImagesFriday means men's semi-finals day at Wimbledon and if they have as many twists and turns as Thursday's women's last-four ties then we're in for a treat.
First up on Centre Court is a clash between Russian fifth seed Daniil Medvedev and Spanish third seed and defending champion, Carlos Alcaraz.
After that we'll see Italian 25th seed Lorenzo Musetti take on Serbian second seed and seven-time Wimbledon winner, Novak Djokovic.
It's got the makings of an action-packed day.
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