Wimbledon 2024 live updates: Day five reaction as Coco Gauff, Sinner and Raducanu win, Frances Tiafoe out

And we have a second match on court!

Coco Gauff, the American and second seed, is facing British qualifier Sonay Kartal on Court 1.

And she's already broken Kartal in the very first game of the match.

Serving to make it 2-0.

Tiafoe won the first point of Alcaraz's service game but couldn't win a point thereafter. Alcaraz holds, and the man from Murcia pumps his fist in celebration.

Tiafoe needs something here. A spark, anything. He looks drained. He didn't bend down to pick up a ball on the floor moments ago, maybe not wanting to hurt his knee after he jarred it at the end of the fourth set.

An incredible shot from Alcaraz, another, and Tiafoe can only grin wryly. He's up against a juggernaut. 30-15 Tiafoe.

Oh, no. Alcaraz is on the back foot, well behind the baseline, at the mercy of Tiafoe, who comes to the net... but with the whole court to aim at, nets. Disappointing. He hangs his head in frustration.

But he holds! He at least makes Alcaraz serve it out.

Oh no, Frances!

15-30 down, a tiring Tiafoe pushes a weary forehand into the net.

15-40, two break points to Alcaraz. A forehand long from Alcaraz, one saved...

But Alcaraz attacks a sliced second serve, and levers an - absolutely gorgeous - acutely angled stylish sliced drop shot that Tiafoe can't get near.

Incredible court craft. And he leads 4-1, serving to make it 5-1. This is it for Tiafoe, I fear, personally.

Wow.

Carlos Alcaraz looks like a man on a mission and has broken Frances Tiafoe here.

He had two break points at 15-40, Tiafoe came to the net, Alcaraz smashed an 89miles-per-hour backhand cross-court, Tiafoe had a play on the backhand volley but left it to watch it go out... except it landed in.

Kissing the line, it sealed the game and maybe the beginning of the end of the match, and Tiafoe's tournament.

Unfortunately, the rains have returned to south-west London.

That means every match apart from Tiafoe vs Alcaraz on Centre Court, which has the roof, is temporarily suspended.

Let's check in on where things stand elsewhere though.

She was in tears after her win against Daria Kasatkina today.

It means so much to the Spaniard.

Another massive serve, Tiafoe's return is well long, he jumps out of the way and lets it slide past him.

7-2 and what an incredible tiebreak from the Spaniard, the defending champion.

We are into a fifth set on Centre.

Here we go then. Incredible point from Alcaraz! Tiafoe has two chances to smash a volley away at the net but twice Alcaraz gets there and then puts a backhand away for 2-0. He pumps his fist repeatedly with delight.

Then he paints Tiafoe into both corners with increasing intensity, sending him the wrong way as he curves a winner past a helpless Tiafoe for 3-0. Then he comes to the net, some questionable shot selection from Tiafoe, a lob goes long, and Alcaraz is 4-0 up.

He looks a different beast at the moment, the Spaniard. Ace. 5-0. He is absolutely clutch. Then Alcaraz overcooks a forehand, 5-1, but in twisting in response to Alcaraz's inside-out shot, Tiafoe looked to jar his knee badly.

With a tight black brace on his right knee after hurting his knee ligaments at Queen's, Tiafoe let out a cry of pain before staying on the ground for 30 seconds or so. Eventually, he rose to his feet, drawing cheers from the crowd. Alcaraz sportingly checks he's OK.

But it doesn't seem to have affected him too badly there! Glorious drop shot, Alcaraz run ragged, Tiafoe bends a lob in an easy arc over the Spaniard and on the line. What a point. 5-2 Alcaraz, but Alcaraz has the serve.

Massive second serve, return wide, 6-2, four set points...

Frances Tiafoe against Carlos Alcaraz, 4-4 in the fourth set, Tiafoe two games away from the match.

Alcaraz serving, 0-30 down. Tiafoe two points from that crucial break.

But Alcaraz fought his way back tooth and nail, then Tiafoe was perhaps a little over-ambitious with an attempted forehand winner down the line hitting the top of the net.

30-all and finally Alcaraz let his emotions out, roaring with delight.

Then a big serve, return into the net, ace, to take the game. 'VAMOS!' he yells towards his box. Now Tiafoe needs to hold to stay in the set.

Andrey Rublev’s second thought was to smash his tennis racket. His first thought? Protecting the Wimbledon grass.

The “it” he was referring to was smashing his tennis racket: not on the court, or a structure, or the fence, but his own leg. As racket smashes go, there isn’t much smashing of the racket here.

If developing a metric for smashing tennis rackets, it would score low on style, control, and damage, but high on aggression. Thank you to the British TV series Robot Wars for these categories.

This is the art and science of the racket smash, the tennis staple that brings code violations and fines as much as spectacles for fans and relief for players. Dive deeper below.

A selection of scores on the doors and results for you.

• Daniil Medvedev (5) is two sets up on Jan-Lennard Struff
• Fabio Fognini leads Roberto Bautista Agut two sets to one after taking the third 7-5
• Paula Badosa has beaten Daria Kasatkina (14) 7-6(6), 4-6, 6-4
• American Madison Keys (12) beat Marta Kostyuk (18), 6-4, 6-3

Nice sunnies, though.

What about the doubles? Well, in the women's:

• Americans Ashlyn Krueger/Sloane Stephens were beaten by Kudermetova/Chan (12), 6-4, 3-6, 7-5
• French duo Mladenovic/Garcia beat Bouzkova/Sorribes Tormo (10) 6-3, 6-4
• Magda Linette and USA's Peyton Stearns have lost against Brit Olivia Nicholls and Mihalikova, 6-2, 6-0
• All-British pair Silva/Murray have broken Siegemund/Krejcikova (8) and lead 4-2

In the men's:

• Brit Lloyd Glasspool/Jean-Julien Rojer beat Reyes-Varela/Andreozzi 6-0, 6-3
• US/UK pair Galloway/Cash beat Arribage/Daniell 7-6(6), 6-3
• Belgians Gille/Vliegen (14) defeated Muller/Diaz Acosta 6-2, 6-3
• And popular Jamaican Dustin Brown with partner Sebastian Baez beat Zielinski/Nys (13), 3-6, 6-3, 7-6(5)

The mixed doubles begin imminently.

In the women's singles, some updates:

• Emma Navarro (19) has beaten Diana Shnaider 2-6, 6-3, 6-4
• Lulu Sun defeated Zhu Lin 7-6(4), 7-6(6)
• Madison Keys (12) has taken the first set 6-4 against 18th seed Marta Kostyuk
• Paula Badosa and Daria Kasatkina are into a deciding set

In the men's singles:

• It's 2-2 on serve in the third set between Carlos Alcaraz (3) and Frances Tiafoe
• Fabio Fognini has taken the second set against Roberto Bautista Agut, 3-2 to the latter on serve in the third
• Grigor Dimitrov (10) leads Gael Monfils 5-2 in the first set
• And Daniil Medvedev (5) took the first set 6-1 against unseeded German Jan-Lennard Struff