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Another game point goes missing for Jannik Sinner because of an unforced error. A bit too eager to seal a love hold.

But he gets the job done on the next point.

Pat Cash
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

A little harder for Zverev to hold serve at the moment. Sinner, again, just improving his dominance at the back of the court. So crucial for Zverev to hang in there.

After flinging a forehand wide, Alexander Zverev gets the better of Jannik Sinner with two huge first serves.

But the Italian isn't going away in the German's service games and clatters a down-the-line winner to move level at 30-30.

Zverev sees himself through, though, with another big serve that Jannik Sinner skews wide.

Jamie Murray
Seven-time Grand Slam doubles champion on BBC One

It is going to be a very physical match from here on in. It has been at such a high level. Zverev came out with a plan and he has been sticking with it.

One excellent return from Alexander Zverev, but that's all Jannik Sinner allows as he holds to 15.

The defending champion looks a whole lot more confident now.

Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

Zverev is still landing 80% of his first serves and that is probably keeping him in the final right now.

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Alexander Zverev was under pressure there, but his serve comes up clutch and he finds a way through.

His head has dropped a bit after the second-set tie-break, so he really needed to avoid dropping serve early doors in the third.

The ball clips the net tape and Jannik Sinner can't adjust his feet quickly enough and the forehand fizzes wide. 30-30.

Jannik Sinner lets a return zip down the line to open up a 0-30 lead, but the drop shot comes up short again. 15-30.

Pat Cash
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

It just feels like Sinner has got a bit more control at the back of the court, which had been very even up until the end of the set. Looking just a bit more comfortable in those rallies, Sinner, but he's still got to hit great shots.

The big challenge now is breaking Zverev's serve.

Andre Agassi
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC One

You get the feeling the edge is coming off Zverev and Sinner feels he can turn this match right now

Jannik Sinner looks to be on his way to a straightforward love hold before sinking a drop shot into the net.

But he redeems himself on the next point, lifting a much better drop shot over and well out of the reach of Alexander Zverev.

So, we've got at least two more sets of tennis ahead. Settle in, it could be a late one!

Jannik Sinner is back out on court and ready to go...

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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport tennis news reporter at Wimbledon

Sinner decides it is time to take a breather in the locker room.

Hundreds more in the stands on Centre decide they need to do the same.

Plenty of journalists leave the media seats, too. Time for an emergency boost to the laptop battery...

Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC One

Incredible hitting, Sinner definitely getting on to the Zverev serve, turning defence into attack.

Zverev served 85% first serves in that second set - and he lost it.

Pat Cash
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

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What a tie-break. Perfection from Sinner.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport tennis news reporter at Wimbledon

Sensational tie-break from Sinner. He dropped a gear, revved up and sharply accelerated to level.

He barely missed any shot by an inch more than intended.

Jannik Sinner walks away shaking his fist in celebration. The defending champion is back in the men's singles final!

Alexander Zverev nets to bring an end to a tight tie-break from the German.

Game on!

Hit! Jannik Sinner slams a forehand away for four set points!