On Court One, it's still on serve in the first set between Jakub Mensik and Grigor Dimitrov.

There's a 15-year age gap between 20-year-old Mensik and 35-year-old Dimitrov.

Mensik, the 15th seed, got to the French Open semi-finals a few weeks ago and won one of the big Masters 1000 events in Miami last year.

Jan Choinski continues to show great consistency on first serve, with the majority of them hitting around the 130mph mark.

A hold to 15 keeps him ticking along nicely.

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"LET'S GO!!!" screams Arthur Fils. A couple of meatily struck serves get him through the hold.

Frances Tiafoe is having a lot of joy when he serves wide. His latest delivery is returned into the net by Jan Choinski.

Choinski struggles to get around the ball on the baseline and Tiafoe gets the hold to 15.

That's the most comfortable service game so far for Tiafoe.

Saved!

Arthur Fils and Matteo Berrettini trade points for 30-all.

Berrettini wallops a clean forehand deep onto Fils' backhand and the Frenchman, hurried, goes long.

On Centre Court, 2021 finalist Matteo Berrettini is one game away from reaching the third round.

He's just held to 30 to lead 5-2 in the fourth set. Arthur Fils shrugged his shoulders as he headed for his chair at the change of ends.

Jamie Murray is our expert in the Wimbledon analysis room this afternoon keeping a close eye on this match between Frances Tiafoe and Great Britain's Jan Choinski.

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Jan Choinski falls 30-0 behind on serve and is under a bit of pressure for the first time in this match.

But he leans in to his power once again and a third ace of the match gets him leading 40-30.

Choinski is full of confidence as he edges to the net and a booming forehand comes back wide from Tiafoe.

Well recovered from the Briton.

Sara Orchard
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

Jacob Fearnley has absolutely given it everything. He's just come up against an opponent who has moved him around the court and has just fallen into so many little mistakes with eight double faults and 45 unforced errors.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC One

It ends there for Jacob Fearnley! Jaume Munar advances to round three at Wimbledon.

The wildcard made his mark in the first round, coming from two sets to love down to progress through to the second round, but then he met Munar in exhilarating form.

The Spaniard is jumping for joy on court 12. He is thoroughly enjoying this victory.

Jacob Fearnley hit 47 winners in his second-round match but he will look at the tallies of 45 unforced errors and eight double faults as some of the main reasons for his Wimbledon exit.

He had 10 break points but won just two of them.

Munar hit 28 winners and made just 15 unforced errors.

Just as he did in his previous service game, Frances Tiafoe saves break point with an ace.

That's the third break point that Jan Choinski has failed to take. How costly could passing up those early opportunities prove?

Tiafoe comes up good to get the hold with a ripping forehand from the baseline.

Jan Choinski is applying some early pressure on the Frances Tiafoe serve.

The Briton matches Tiafoe point-for-point with some lovely groundstrokes to get to deuce and then a fine passing shot earns him another break point.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC One

That was an absolute monster from Jaume Munar! 138 miles per hour.

Jacob Fearnley was convinced it was out, but the proof is there.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

That was the chance - and doesn’t Jacob Fearnley know it.

He stands with his hands on his head for what feels like an age after netting a forehand and missing the chance for 0-30 on Jaume Munar’s serve.

The Spanish fans here roar with delight as their man edges closer to victory.

Arvind Parmar
Former British tennis player on BBC One

Well it is the moment of truth now for Jaume Munar. It has been a pretty impeccable third set from him, he hasn't really put a foot wrong, but pressure can do funny things to you.

He will be thinking about that first serve working. His percentages have definitely been good on it in this third set, with over 70% first serves made and only five points lost behind it.

Jan Choinski is putting everything behind his serves. Frances Tiafoe has no answer for a couple of 137mph efforts.

Choinski gets the hold to 15.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC One

Oh that was a wonderful forehand from Jacob Fearnley.

The crowd on court 12 have been rather quiet for the last half an hour or so, but they are enjoying this game from Fearnley. Well, they were before I said that anyway!

There was plenty to enjoy in that game. He has put the pressure back on Jaume Munar, who will be asked to serve for the match now.