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

Emma Raducanu slips as she hits a winner but still wins the point.

And she holds to go 5-3 up in the second set.

One game from the match, and the fourth round...

Project Federer begins now.

Big noise on Centre Court as Raducanu consolidates her break to lead by a set and 3-1.

She's in control of the match and Sakkari, who's struggled this year, is on the ropes.

A break early in the second set and Raducanu now leads ninth seed Maria Sakkari 2-1, serving to make it 3-1.

If she holds her serve four more times she'll be into the next round.

Emma Raducanu has won 93 of the 101 matches where she has taken the first set.

Only won of those eight losses came at a Grand Slam. A brilliant conversion rate.

So positive signs for the Brit!

Brit Emma Raducanu, playing on Centre Court, saved numerous break points in that first set after breaking ninth seed Maria Sakkari of Greece early on.

The 21-year-old broke Sakkari again towards the end of the set and served out to win the set 6-2.

The home crowd liked that, too.

Speaking after the match, Coco Gauff said: "I thought I played really well. She played a high level, especially in first set. It's been a great tournament for her, especially at home and I hope she will be back for more in the future.

"She was playing at a high level and wasn't giving me much to work with. She mixes up her variety and didn't let me settle. I felt I was going for the right shots but just missing. Eventually I found them and was able to win."

Describing the atmosphere when facing a home player at Wimbledon, she added: "This is my first time playing a British player here so I was little nervous because I knew you'd be for her, which is understandable.

"Being an American I know how it feels when I'm at the US Open. When I play at home it gives me an edge. Thankfully you guys were pretty nice to me so that helped. Honestly, playing in front of the British crowd is great. You're always respectful but engaged."

Coco Gauff's reward for beating Kartal is a fourth-round match against 19th seed Emma Navarro.

She said: "Last time I played Emma was earlier this year. She's a great player and has had a great tournament.

"It's her first season on grass and she's already in the fourth round but hopefully if I play good tennis it will go my way."

Coco Gauff just broke British qualifier Sonay Kartal for the third time in this second set.

She leads 5-0 and is serving for the match.

At the 2022 U.S. Open, Frances Tiafoe was at the peak of his powers, and took Carlos Alcaraz to the brink of defeat.

Entering Wimbledon 2024, Tiafoe was in a slump, and that kind of performance looked beyond him.

Instead, he took Alcaraz to the edge once again, announcing his return to the world, even in defeat.

The Athletic's Matthew Futterman has the background on his slump, and how he climbed out. Read it below.

Coco Gauff is such a great player in full flight.

She's just won her fifth game in a row, double break to the American, she leads Kartal 3-0 in the second.

Exactly the start Sonay Kartal didn't want.

She's broken to love by Coco Gauff in the first game of the second set.

If Gauff holds her serve from here on in, she will take the match, too.

Raducanu was 15-40 down, two break back points for Maria Sakkari, but the Brit has held on. She leads 2-0. Plenty of drama so far!

And Kartal bravely took Gauff to deuce but the second seed converted the second set point, taking it 6-4.

...with contrasting fortunes for the Brits.

Emma Raducanu has broken Sakkari first up following a double fault, and will serve to make it 2-0 in the first set.

While, frustratingly for Sonay Kartal, she has been broken back immediately by Gauff, who leads 5-4. A lovely forehand winner down the line from Gauff set that up.

Gauff is serving for the first set.