Anyone else watching this?

Nadal is out of the tournament already and it's not even the semi-final yet!!!!!!!!

Yeah... saw all of Andy's game... didn't do so well at times but the last 20 or so minutes it paid off.

Andy in the Semi Finals

He's got a good chance of reaching the final, but if he does, if I understand the draw, he'll been against Federer or Djokovic, and he'll have a hard job beating either of them.

Andy is in the final!

74 years was when it was last won in this country.

I wanted Tsongaa to win

Serena Williams has won the ladies’ singles title beating Agnieszka Radwanska 6-1, 5-7, 6-2 in two hours and two minutes.

That now means she's matched her sister Venus's tally of five Wimbledon singles titles. The ladies’ doubles should be an interesting one to watch.

Andy Murray against Roger Federer in the men's singles final. Come on Andy Murray! Win it for Great Britain!

If he wins tomorrow, he's British.... but if he loses.. he's most definitely Scottish...

The Williams sisters have won the ladie's doubles title beating Andrea Hlavackova and Lucie Hradecka 7-5, 6-4.

Jonathan Marray and Frederik Nielsen won the men's doubles title beating Robert Lindstedt and Horia Tecau. Marray is the first Brit since Patrick Hughes and Raymond Tuckey in 1936 to win the men’s doubles title at Wimbledon.

Andy lost

I didn't think he had a chance when the roof closed.

Federer won 3 sets to 1, bringing his total men's singles title championships to 7.



A promising start for Murray winning the first set, played just as good in the second set despite losing it was close but Federer just about clinched it but boy did Murray make Federer work for it. The third set brought a ridiculously long game that had about 10 deuces! The closing of the roof was an advantage to Federer but I still think he would would have won anyway.

Although I wanted Murray to win because he was representing Great Britain I am happy for Federer. I think Murray did really well just to even get to the final and being the first brit to do so in 74 years is an achievement in itself. So he should be happy about that. Fingers crossed next year he can do it.

Roll on Wimbledon 2013!