Game and first set Fearnleypublished at 14:13 British Summer Time 19 June
Fearnley 6-3 0-0 Moutet*
Sealed with an ace! Jacob Fearnley's only playing his sixth tour level match on grass. You wouldn't know it!
Summary
Watch live coverage of day four of Queen's men's event (UK only)
Carlos Alcaraz survives scare to beat Jaume Munar in three sets
World number two Alcaraz had two match points in second-set tie-break
Earlier, Britain's Jacob Fearnley beat Corentin Moutet to reach last eight
Fearnley will play Jiri Lehecka, who overcame Gabriel Diallo 6-4 6-2
Game and first set Fearnleypublished at 14:13 British Summer Time 19 June
Three set pointspublished at 14:12 British Summer Time 19 June
*Fearnley 5-3 Moutet
A chance to wrap up the opener in double-quick time. 40-0.
Moutet holdspublished at 14:11 British Summer Time 19 June
Fearnley 5-3 Moutet*
A much more standard service game from Moutet to keep the first set alive.
He holds with a classy drop-shot winner.
Fearnley holdspublished at 14:08 British Summer Time 19 June
*Fearnley 5-2 Moutet
Eight points in a row for the British number two who holds to 40 and moves to within a game of the opening set.
Moutet ended up on the floor in that game and has mud all down his back.
He also chucked his racquet as he stood up. The umpire has an unofficial little word.
Postpublished at 14:06 British Summer Time 19 June
*Fearnley 4-2 Moutet
Are the wheels coming off?
Moutet self-destructs by hitting a forehand needlessly long. That's a break back - and to love to boot.
The Frenchman tosses his racquet to the floor, gently, not a throw. He gets away with no warning but you can see Moutet's frustration at himself.
Break back points Fearnleypublished at 14:04 British Summer Time 19 June
Fearnley 3-2 Moutet*
Right, Jacob Fearnley locks into focused mode and finds an extra gear to hit a stretched volleyed winner at the net.
It sets the tone of the game and then, two Moutet errors later, the game unravels to 0-40.
Moutet breaks backpublished at 14:00 British Summer Time 19 June
Fearnley 3-2 Moutet*
And out of nowhere we're back on serve as Fearnley sends a backhand into the net.
Break point Moutetpublished at 14:00 British Summer Time 19 June
*Fearnley 3-1 Moutet
Another double fault. Moutet gets another go.
Deucepublished at 13:58 British Summer Time 19 June
*Fearnley 3-1 Moutet
Confident save. Fearnley smashes an overhead at the net.
Break point Moutetpublished at 13:57 British Summer Time 19 June
*Fearnley 3-1 Moutet
30-30, big point and - oh no, not now, Jacob - Fearnley double-faults.
Moutet holdspublished at 13:55 British Summer Time 19 June
*Fearnley 3-1 Moutet
Corentin Moutet nabs his first hold of the match, getting in his first serves and quickly finishing off some points.
Good recovery from 15-30.
Postpublished at 13:53 British Summer Time 19 June
Fearnley 3-0 Moutet*
Well, Moutet doesn't look too happy right now, double-faulting and then slamming into the net. 30-30.
Jacob Fearnley is playing a perfect, error-free game.
A matter of timingpublished at 13:51 British Summer Time 19 June
Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Queen's ClubQuite a surreal moment at breakfast in my hotel this morning.
I was watching a clip of Corentin Moutet getting hit in the face by a tennis ball during his match with Taylor Fritz earlier this week and moments later the man himself wandered in to grab a coffee.
Given he can be quite fiery on the court, I'm glad he didn't arrive a few moments earlier...
It will be interesting to see how he is on court today.
Fearnley holdspublished at 13:49 British Summer Time 19 June
Fearnley 3-0 Moutet*
Jacob Fearnley looks right at home on the Andy Murray Arena. He gallops towards the net to cut down Corentin Moutet's options and the Frenchman, trying to pass, wellies one into the net.
A hold to 30.
Boulter faces Kartal in Nottinghampublished at 13:46 British Summer Time 19 June
Elsewhere, there's an all-British tie between Katie Boulter and Sonay Kartal at the Nottingham Open.
Boulter is the two-time defending champion at Nottingham but Kartal, who has had a huge rise in the past year, will be tricky to contend with.
If you're in the UK, you can watch that match live.
Fearnley breakspublished at 13:45 British Summer Time 19 June
*Fearnley 2-0 Moutet
First chance - Fearnley error.
Second chance - Moutet snuffs it out.
But on the third attempt Jacob Fearnley gets his break, forcing Moutet out wide and watching the Frenchman hit a forehand between the tramlines.
Three break points Fearnleypublished at 13:44 British Summer Time 19 June
Fearnley 1-0 Moutet*
And now it's Moutet in trouble, missing an open goal and whacking a forehand wide to slip to 0-40.
Corentin’s quite the characterpublished at 13:43 British Summer Time 19 June
Jordan Butler
BBC SportJacob Fearnley’s opponent Corentin Moutet has previous when it comes to displaying his fiery side on court.
The world number 89 has been known to break racquets and argue with both umpires and opponents and a few months ago he was even involved in an on-court scuffle with Bulgarian Adrian Andreev at a Challenger event in his native France.
Away from tennis he’s big into his music. He plays the piano and enjoys rapping and he’s even released an eight-song EP entitled ‘Ecorche’, or ‘Skin’, back in 2020.
Postpublished at 13:41 British Summer Time 19 June
Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Queen's ClubThat was a bit concerning initially for Fearnley as Moutet came racing out of the blocks but great work by the Brit to produce some big-hitting tennis and rescue the hold.
A little shake of the fist follows the game-winning point.
Fearnley holdspublished at 13:41 British Summer Time 19 June
Fearnley 1-0 Moutet*
Five points in a row, and Jacob Fearnley has his hold - from 0-40 down.
No panic.
