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Whatever Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard had to eat or drink during that last change of ends I need some of it.

The Frenchman, who has been showing sings of fatigue, finds his first serve again and speeds through a hold to love in only 45 seconds.

Dominic Inglot
Former British doubles player on BBC TV

Mpetshi Perricard is now playing his seventh match of this tournament, normally you’d be playing a finalist at this stage.

He’s just getting used to these tournaments having recently come into the top 100 and going this far in the tournament takes it out of you.

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Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard is breathing heavily out there as Lorenzo Musetti rattles through another service game.

This fourth set is flying by.

France's Arthur Fils is enjoying a dream run at Wimbledon as he looks to reach the quarter-finals of a Grand Slam for the first time.

The 20-year-old beat Polish seventh seed Hubert Hurkacz in round two and he has his sights set on another seed in the shape of Australian ninth seed Alex de Minaur.

Fils exited Wimbledon in the first round on debut in 2023 but his extended run this year has granted him the chance to soak of more of the British culture.

And that's good news for Fils, who is huge fan of Netflix hit 'Top Boy' and cites British rappers Dave, Central Cee and Stormzy among his favourites.

Debbie: Grey clouds heading towards Wimbledon but I love watching Lorenzo Musetti so hope he gets a chance to finish his match

Dominic Inglot
Former British doubles player on BBC TV

Musetti’s returning has just been sublime really. Asking so many questions of his opponent.

Lorenzo Musetti is firmly in the driving seat now as he secures an early break in the fourth set and follows it up with a hold to love.

It's the Italian's to lose from here.

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

A clenched fist from Lorenzo Musetti, who looks up to his team with a determined glance.

The Italian is locked in and he's now just one set away from reaching his first Grand Slam quarter-final.

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A smashing cross-court forehand brings up set point for Lorenzo Musetti, before an equally sublime backhand saves it for Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard, taking the game to deuce.

Mpetshi Perricard then plants a volley into the net to hand the second set to Musetti.

Despite the gloomy threat of rain, new matches are getting underway. That includes Britain's Neal Skupski and his partner Michael Venus from New Zealand.

They are the ninth seeds in the men's doubles event and are on court 12 to play their third round match against unseeded Americans Christopher Eubanks and Evan King.

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

I think we might be in the clear.

I haven’t felt any rain drops falling on my noggin for a few moments now so it’s looking like we’re going to keep going on court two.

A good thing too, because this match is still anybody’s to win. I have a feeling we could be going the distance here.

Despite those menacing-looking clouds, play is continuing on court two at the moment where Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard has just held serve following the longest game of the match.

After eight minutes and six deuces, the 21-year-old Frenchman opens up the court to guide a forehand winner past Lorenzo Musetti.

Dominic Inglot
Former British doubles player on BBC TV

You see Musetti moving to his right very quickly there. I think that’s why Perricard it struggling to hit many aces. Musetti is anticipating and guessing the right way [of the serves].

Ronald McIntosh
Commentator on BBC TV

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Those are battleship grey clouds overhead completely blocking out any sunshine.

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

I don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but I've just felt a couple big drops of rain.

Let's hope it's nothing more than that so we don't have a repeat of yesterday's washout.

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Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

There's an audible gasp from the crowd when Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard loses all composure and wildly fires a ball miles wide to hand Lorenzo Musetti an early break.

Frustration is creeping in for the Frenchman, while Musetti is on a roll.