Watch Wimbledon: Klaasen/Venus v Bryan/Sock in men's doubles final

1. Men's doubles final on Centre Court:
2. Mike Bryan (US)/Jack Sock (US) bt Raven Klaasen (SA)/Michael Venus (NZ) 6-3 6-7 (7-9) 6-3 5-7 7-5
3. Women's singles final: Angelique Kerber bts Serena Williams 6-3 6-3
4. Men's singles semi-final: Novak Djokovic bts Rafael Nadal 6-4 3-6 7-6 (11-9) 3-6 10-8
5. Men's over-35 doubles final : Tommy Haas (Ger)/Mark Philippoussis (Aus) bt Thomas Enqvist (Swe)/Thomas Johansson (Swe)
6. Girls' singles final: Iga Swiatek (Pol) bts Leonie Kung (Swi)
7. Men's over-45 doubles final: Henri Leconte (Fra)/Cedric Pioline (Fra) bt Patrick McEnroe (US)/Jeff Tarango (US)

Farewell

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BBC Wimbledon content: read & watch

Kerber beats Williams to win first Wimbledon title

Djokovic defeats Nadal in five-set epic

Reid and Hewitt win wheelchair doubles

And there's loads more content here

Sunday's coverage: men's final & mixed doubles

And there's more...

We have a huuuuuge (not talking about Anderson's size) match coming up on Sunday: Novak Djokovic v Kevin Anderson.

Coverage starts on BBC One at 13:00 BST.

Then later on BBC Two we will have the mixed doubles final featuring Britain's Jamie Murray and his Belarusian partner Victoria Azarenka.

Treat o'clock.

'Serena will start over'

Billie Jean King

Six-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

You have a moment where you're devastated, and then you start over and think 'I am going to win X, Y and Z'.

Let's make a goal that's within your grasp and you can look to in your mind and in practice.

'Kerber can be world No.1'

Martina Navratilova

Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

Kerber has a shot at being world number one. She will get so much confidence from this win, so you have to look at her as one of the favourites. The year is so young.

Watch the men's doubles final

Not long left to go here tennis fans - if you want to watch the men's doubles final between South Africa's Raven Klaasen & New Zealander (not Australian... long story) Michael Venus and US duo Mike Bryan & Jack Sock then click on the video button.

What would you do if you won Wimbledon?

We asked people at SW19 how they would react if they won Wimbledon. The results were mixed but extremely amusing. You can watch them all on BBC Sport’s Instagram story.

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'Everyone wants to win Wimbledon'

Billie Jean King

Six-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

After that very first game, you could see Kerber thinking 'woah, this is great, good start'. You could see it in her body language, she really settled in.

Kerber was so consistent. Keeps getting one, two, three, four balls back, and when Serena's not had that match play...

You always want to win Wimbledon before you retire, if you asked most players if they could only win one Grand Slam, most would say Wimbledon.

I wish people could see how hard the players work behind the scenes. Tennis is an art and a science, but there is a lot of science now.

Earlier today, this happened...

Djokovic match point against Nadal

German pride

'Kerber forced Serena to adapt'

Martina Navratilova

Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

More balls came back, Kerber returned Serena’s serve well. Serena didn’t get the payoff from her ground strokes, tried to hit harder and made more errors. She came to the net more often which she doesn’t do a lot.

Here's an interesting(ish) stat.

Angelique Kerber covered 4224.2ft of the Wimbledon court and Williams covered 4067.0ft.

That dogged display - never giving up on a point - was what landed the German her first Wimbledon title.

The Williams errors helped too.

'You feel like you belong'

Martina Navratilova

Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

No tournament makes you feel more like a winner than Wimbledon. It makes you feel like 'I belong to this game of tennis'. This tournament does it brilliantly.

'Kerber thrives on power'

Billie Jean King

Six-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

Serena has a lot of power and Kerber thrives on that power.

She couldn't believe Serena made those unforced errors early. Serena gave her hope early in the match.

'Serena's lack of games showed'

Martina Navratilova

Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

Kerber did not look nervous. One bad game on her serve, but that was it. Serena was off a little compared to how she played against Gorges and it gave her maybe too much confidence. The fact she hasn’t played enough games showed.

A royal occasion...

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Kerber met the Duchess of Cambridge and Williams fan, the Duchess of Sussex, en route.

Which was a nice touch.

'They have got another hero....'

The TV camera is now following Angelique Kerber down the corridor and to the balcony where she lifts the dish and shows it off to the hundreds pointing their smartphones upwards.

Looks like a watered-down scene from Mad Max.

'Serena couldn't find any rhythm'

Billie Jean King

Six-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

Serena could never get any rhythm, if you can keep her out there long enough, keep the rallies long, and see how fit she is... she looked a bit like she was sucking it up, out of breath a few times. Kerber always gets that one more ball back.

The stats..

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Those errors Serena?!!!