Carlos Alcaraz stuns Novak Djokovic 6-2 6-2 7-6 (7-4) to retain Wimbledon title
Spanish star wins fourth Grand Slam title at age of 21
Djokovic's bid for record-equalling eighth men's Wimbledon title goes on
Princess of Wales presents trophy to Alcaraz on her return to Wimbledon
Britain's Alfie Hewett beats Martin de la Puente 6-2 6-3 to win first Wimbledon singles title and complete career Grand Slam
Hewett then teams up with Gordon Reid to win men's wheelchair doubles title to secure his 30th major victory
De la Puente 1-2 Hewett*
Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
"Come on!!!!" screams Hewett. He's made a rapid start to this final and finally gets the break his play has absolutely deserved.
Court One is slowly filling up at the change of ends now. And we've got a cool, refreshing shade which will be a relief to both these players who played their quarter and semi-finals in sweltering heat.
De la Puente 1-3 Hewett*
Paul Hand
BBC Sport tennis commentator
That's a beauty from Alfie Hewett - it came right out of the strings.
De la Puente 1-2 Hewett*
Alfie Hewett is fast across court to scoop a lob over Martin de la Puente, who didn't play that drop shot as well as he would have liked.
The Briton brings up break point - his eighth of the match so far - as De la Puente puts a forehand wide.
And the Briton takes it as he fires a forehand return winner past the Spaniard.
*De la Puente 1-1 Hewett
Martin de la Puente puts a backhand long to bring up three break points for Alfie Hewett for the second successive game.
Can the Briton make them count this time?
No, he can't, as De la Puente fights back again with some magnificent serving.
*De la Puente 1-1 Hewett
Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Yep, it is noisy. There was an almighty roar on Court One after Hewett hit that stunning lob.
*De la Puente 1-1 Hewett
Alfie Hewett guides a backhand winner past a stranded Martin de la Puente - lovely shot.
The Briton then digs into his bag of shots to bring out a glorious lob, before holding to love.
Confident start on serve for Hewett and he celebrates with a fist pump.
De la Puente 1-0 Hewett*
A classy drop shot from Spain's Martin de la Puente earns advantage and he seals the first game as Alfie Hewett can't return a strong first serve.
Tricky opening game for De la Puente but he fought back well to hold.
*De la Puente 0-0 Hewett
Paul Hand
BBC Sport tennis commentator
Alfie Hewett will lean on all his big match experience today.
*De la Puente 0-0 Hewett
Some start this for Alfie Hewett as he races into a 0-40 lead and three break points.
The Briton puts a backhand return long on the first before putting a forehand into the net on the second.
De la Puente then saves the third as Hewett can't get another backhand return inside the chalk.
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Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
I'm in the press seats where, for the first time in my career, a steward has asked me to consider moving a few rows back because it might be a little too noisy for me.
Alfie Hewett's family and friends are a couple of rows ahead of me and, as I know from experience, they're a passionate bunch.
Expect Hewett to get a brilliant reception, not just from his ultras on Court One today.
*De La Puente 0-0 Hewett
We are under way on Court One with Spain's Martin de la Puente and Britain's Alfie Hewett both bidding for a first Wimbledon singles title.
Spain's De la Puente serving first.
Joe Rindl
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Hello everyone from Wimbledon where there's a last day of school vibe to the place.
Under pressure from the family group chat I caved and finally found some time to go grab some strawberries and cream. Don't worry boss, this was before my shift started.
So for those interested here's what you get, all yours for £2.50 from dozens of food stalls around the grounds.
I gobbled mine all up on Centre, which was basked in sunshine.
De la Puente v Hewett
Contrasting looks between Spain's Martin de la Puente and Britain's Alfie Hewett before they came out on Court One.
The Spaniard was jigging and jiving with his headphones on, with Hewett still and sporting a focused, determined look.
De La Puente has won the coin toss and chosen to serve first.
De la Puente v Hewett
Britain's Alfie Hewett has won almost everything there is to win during his glittering career.
The 26-year-old is a 28-time Grand Slam champion across singles and doubles but there is one title missing from his collection - a Wimbledon singles trophy.
Hewett has reached the final twice in 2022 and 2023, and will be hoping he can make it third time lucky when he faces Spain's Martin de la Puente on Court One today.
That match will be coming up shortly.
Image source, Getty ImagesGood morning and welcome to day 14 and the last day of Wimbledon 2024.
There are mixed emotions today - we're sad that it's almost over, but excited that we have a mouth-watering men's final to look forward to.
In a repeat of last year, Spanish defending champion Carlos Alcaraz will take on Serb 24-time Grand Slam winner Novak Djokovic.
We will go into these two in much more detail later, but first...
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