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moment and that is live on centre court with 1—0 the score. and matteo berrettini wants to be the first italian man to reach a final after he beat the polish player in four sets. this is the sporting venue or an italian hopes to make a name for himself in a major final. italian hopes to make a name for himself in a majorfinal. he may have other engagements but taking the semifinal was the next best thing. forthe the semifinal was the next best thing. for the neutral, this is matteo berrettini, nearest the camera facing down bus causes in the first grand slam final, the man who knocked roger federer out, but he seemed to lose the strength when it mattered most. in the first said he lost the next 11 games and some the tennis producers were simply out of this world. it looked like it would all be done in 90 minutes were not so fast, the attendance from the

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joined by tracy austin. thank you forjoining us on sports day. for matteo berrettini, we been hearing from him, how impressed were you over his victory of hurkacz. he is tailor-made _ over his victory of hurkacz. he is tailor-made for— over his victory of hurkacz. he is tailor-made for this. _ over his victory of hurkacz. he is tailor-made for this. he - over his victory of hurkacz. he is tailor-made for this. he won - over his victory of hurkacz. he is tailor-made for this. he won the tailor—made for this. he won the game i prefer wimbledon and so he's definitely in the conversation and he has massive surf. if he can get that served back, the next shot for matteo berrettini is going to be a forehand, he handled it very well today, composed in the middle of the with 11 games in a row because of the semifinals a couple years ago and i think that extra experience for him actually helped him. his mother in _ for him actually helped him. his mother in two years, and will wait to see if i can set up at the

moment, but he started well but the big moments he has messed up his lines and as a 22—year—old, keep this the biggest match of his life so far. he this the biggest match of his life so far. , p, this the biggest match of his life so far. , ., , ., ., ,, this the biggest match of his life so far. , . , ., . ~' �* , so far. he is a shot maker. a lefty from canada _ so far. he is a shot maker. a lefty from canada who _ so far. he is a shot maker. a lefty from canada who takes _ so far. he is a shot maker. a lefty from canada who takes big - so far. he is a shot maker. a lefty from canada who takes big cuts i so far. he is a shot maker. a lefty i from canada who takes big cuts and huge cuts at the back end. where the steps of the gas pedal and he got a big break and had some opportunities and when he saw the openings, i think a lot of that has to deal with the reputation of the kind of the other side the net was when 19 grand slam titles. he overcorrected and that's what he does to you. his defence and offence so good. in defence and offence so good. in terms of tomorrow, we have the finals to look forward to. it inspired a lot of people of reaching the final, the favourite for you? i'm going to give her a little bit of an edge because she has such a good game. she has been to the

finals of the us up in a couple years back without a 29, may be her time to when a major had passed. her serviceman spot on and in all of what we do, it 1% of her points. but she has that elegance, the drop shots, finishing off the net and i think should just be able to get in the points and which is in the point, she'll make it in awkward places we are out of time ijust want we are out of time i just want to tell you before i handed back to you, that great results for great britain and we have seen gordon reed in the singles final and the defending champion and also winning the final of the men's doubles. came into this is the defending champion and lucy, they're going to face each other in the women's wheelchair doubles at the weekend and so there's plenty to keep british tennis fans occupied as well and

looks as though we're going to get a men's final between novak novak djokovic and matteo berrettini. and we are hoping to see the winner of this. you can follow it live on the bbc news. you will see it later. let's bring you a story from the tour de france. mark cavendish was a a man out of form, out of contract and without a ride for this year's race. he was drafted in as a last minute replacement at dekerrnick quickstep. and today, he's followed up earlier wins on the tour, to equal eddy merckx's long time record for stage wins. drew savage has the story, and stand by for a thriller of a sprint finish. he thought he would never write another tour de france. but he never gave up and today, he got his reward. a gave up and today, he got his reward. , ., , gave up and today, he got his reward._ you i gave up and today, he got his i reward._ you could reward. made history! you could finally speak— reward. made history! you could finally speak the _ reward. made history! you could finally speak the name. - reward. made history! you could finally speak the name. when i reward. made history! you could finally speak the name. when a | reward. made history! you could l finally speak the name. when a its all—time greats of 46 years and four

days since he won his 34th tour de france stage. and now he was right up france stage. and now he was right up there. next to him and set the record books. his own career is the stuff of legends when he won his stage of 2008 in the current leader looking good in the electricity was going to be nine years old. all eyes are on the man in green. as a child, he dreamed of winning the tour de france if you follow that dream after a hard day of writing in the heat, when this big moment came, he had to dig deep but he delivered. he made his childhood dream come true, equalling the for 34th time. there could be more special stories to come in today stage victory could propel him to break the record if he

can get through the mountains. i can get through the mountains. i think he's been doing that for two or three years now, he wasn't even originally selected for this years event. the teams are supposed to go, he was injured only a week or so before the tour and so they had them go on that last minute. there been some really good reasons why he shouldn't of been here but the comeback from to get into the team, to be victorious stage after stage is extraordinary. i don't think you would've expected it i don't think anyone expected that. i think he wrote himself off the last time i saw him in person was in mallorca at the beginning of last year that he thought it probably was the end because i'm probably not going to get back from this. but he said he is can you keep fighting because you just never know. find is can you keep fighting because you just never know.— just never know. and where the chances in _ just never know. and where the chances in breaking _ just never know. and where the chances in breaking the - just never know. and where the j chances in breaking the record? just never know. and where the i chances in breaking the record? you wouldn't want _ chances in breaking the record? ym. wouldn't want to bet against him.

there are other sprint stages in the tour de france. there's stage 18 in the final stage of the tour in paris. he could win any of those and at the moment, he could think he's got a good chance. but the problem he has between now and then is that you've got to get through it within the time limit on each stage. and coming into the race little underprepared, i think that is probably been a bigger challenge than when he weather was last two stages if that's what it comes to. one of the tour lines bring you abandoned the race following several writers for falling down the ravine. tyson fury�*s third fight against deontay wilder has been postponed, after fury tested positive for coronavirus. they were due to meet in las vegas in two weeks' time. the clash is likely to be re—arranged for october. australian tennis player nick kyrgios has pulled out of the olympic games,

after it was announced there'll be no fans allowed at any venues in tokyo. he said the thought of playing in front of empty stadiums just didn't sit right, although he stressed he hadn't made the decision lightly. and the olympic flame has arrived in tokyo — but the public was kept away from a very low—key ceremony. the decision to ban spectators from events in the capital, was made after tokyo was placed in a state of emergency. that'll run throughout the games which start in two weeks' time. well, that's it from me here — let's get the latest from that last men's semifinal at wimbledon — with chetan. he's getting on really well. it feels like that's the hardest decide to work on his championship taking on two sets to love. the third said, think about the match that of a chunk of had so far. check trooper

in the first—round, they didn't really come close to him with his lefties serve and that one—handed backhand and the tenth see it remember, he has not been able to take the big points when he set them. the break points in particular industry in with something of this third set on centre court at the moment but it's hard. it looks like novak novak djokovic is going for the gordon slam in the olympic gourd if you can do it. it looks like you'll be playing matteo berrettini in the final but we have others in the women's final, plenty to look forward to and in the weekend, updated on what wood in the bbc tv and the website i'll head back to all the website i'll head back to ali foster was in st. george as part and of another huge moment on sunday for england

and of another huge moment on sunday for enaulan . , ., and of another huge moment on sunday forenualan . , . �*, for england many thanks indeed. it's all about sunday _ for england many thanks indeed. it's all about sunday finals. _ for england many thanks indeed. it's all about sunday finals. what - for england many thanks indeed. it's all about sunday finals. what a i all about sunday finals. what a weekend we've got coming up. i keep checking the time but it's not going to come any quicker, but we are at this time on sunday, i know we are going to have the most important england team selection since ramsey picked his 11th on the 30th ofjuly in 1966. just think of that. bobby moore, harry kane, jordan, gordon banks, we can go through the less we know on sunday will be. but be lovely to mention all of those names come monday morning. major championship winners. wherever sports are watching this weekend, we hope you have a fantastic weekend. tomorrow and then jump on the bus for the wembley final against italy. england will be wearing white, italy

will be wearing blue, it could be an absolute classic. whatever sport you are watching, have a wonderful weekend. lot of cloud could be missed in places and some outbreaks of rain becoming a bit more widespread across southwest england and south wells. with going to be quite a mild and muggy night to come. and to tomorrow, we'll start the day with a lot of cloud around whether there will be some sunny spot is gradually breaking through on southern england a part of the day is wet, the rain pushing into southwest england and parts of east anglia and clinton going to the afternoon here. we'll get to see some sunshine in the

showers and thunderstorms breaking out again in light winds will be slow moving but the potential for downpours in northern england, slightly to the west of the penn nines, scattered about in scotland and the odd shower and sunny spots of northern ireland having more.

this is bbc news. the headlines at seven. metropolitan police officer wayne couzens pleads guilty to murdering after stretching her from a street in south london. he raped and killed her before dumping her body in kent. the head of the metrology police at every officer felt betrayed by his actions. mi of felt betrayed by his actions. all of us in the met _ felt betrayed by his actions. all of us in the met are _ felt betrayed by his actions. all of us in the met are sickened. i felt betrayed by his actions. 1511”. pt us in the met are sickened. angered. and devastated. by this man's crimes. ~' , , . , ., , crimes. the killing public questions around women's _ crimes. the killing public questions around women's safety _ crimes. the killing public questions around women's safety and - crimes. the killing public questions | around women's safety and handling investigations involving officers. there needs to be a really major cultural— there needs to be a really major cultural change or cultural revolution in relation to the way in

which _ revolution in relation to the way in which police offending, if you like,