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This is where we'll leave you, as far as our live text coverage goes, but there's still one match playing on Court One.

Tenth seed Alexander Bublik is looking to close out another five-set match, against American Frances Tiafoe.

The Kazakhstani leads 4-2 in the decider as he bids to reach the Wimbledon fourth round for a second time.

You can watch the rest of the match at the top of this page, just click 'watch live'.

BBC Two

You can catch up on all of the action from day five with Today at Wimbledon, which will be on BBC Two from 01:25 BST.

You can also watch it - and previous episodes - on the BBC iPlayer while individual match highlights are available here.

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We'll start Sunday's action with some doubles - with men's top seeds Henry Patten, of Britain, and Harri Heliovaara among those in action.

Then from 13:00 BST fourth seed Jessica Pegula will open on Court One against fellow America - and teenage sensation - Iva Jovic.

Seven-time champion Novak Djokovic gets things under way on Centre Court at 13:30, against qualifier Roman Safiullin, and then there's the mouth-watering match between world number one Aryna Sabalenka and fellow four-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka.

Men's top seed Jannik Sinner and Coco Gauff round things off on what promises to be a star-studded day.

Live TV coverage (BBC One, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer) starts at 11:00 BST with radio commentary (5 Live, 5 Sports Extra, and BBC Sounds) from 13:00. Plus, live text commentary right here on the BBC Sport website from 11:00.

• Arthur Fery kept British singles hopes alive with a gutsy five-set win to reach the fourth round
• He will play Grigor Dimitrov next - who defeated Matteo Berrettini in five sets
• Defending champion Iga Swiatek was beaten by Alexandra Eala, with second seed Elena Rybakina and 2025 runner-up Amanda Anisimova also being knoced out
• Men's second seed Alexander Zverev through, along with Taylor Fritz, Flavio Cobolli and Alex de Minaur
• Serena Williams withdraws from doubles with sister Venus because of knee injury

More from Grigor Dimitrov after reaching the fourth round:

"Me and that roof have a history now all of a sudden - the past three matches has been the same thing.

"After the way I exited last year, I'll never know what would've happened, but guess what this year I'm back here and I'm able to rewrite everything again.

"I'm just trying to be completely honest here and vulnerable with you guys. it's not about the winning it's just for me to overcome every obstacle that I have in front of me."

Grigor Dimitrov, speaking after his five-set victory over Matteo Berrettini: "I enjoyed it too much, that's why I wanted to play five sets.

"Truly amazing to be back here, I'm just so happy.

"I just wanted to come and compete again and again again, as much as I could - there's something special in the air out here so thank you."

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Grigor Dimitrov is lapping up the applause as he takes his chair. The Bulgarian is breathing very heavily - that five-set thriller has taken a lot out of him.

Dimitrov gets to his feet and takes a bow. Rightly so!

Next up for the 35-year-old is Briton Arthur Fery.

Grigor Dimitrov loses his footing and then looks like he's trying to run on ice but he's let off the hook when Matteo Berrettini fires long.

Dimitrov gets to 30-0 but is progress is halted by a bruising Berrettini forehand.

Dimitrov gets behind a big serve and brings up two match points.

Matteo Berrettini gets to 30-0 when Grigor Dimitrov's whipped forehand clips the net cord and doesn't make it over.

The Italian wraps up the hold with an ace.

Over to Dimitrov to serve for a place in the fourth round.

Eugenie Bouchard
Former Canadian tennis player on BBC Two

We're seeing vintage Dimitrov right now.

The biggest thing I'm thinking of for both of these guys is the physicality of it - they've both had some bad injuries and we're deep into a fifth set.

So far they both look very good, which the fans will certainly be happy about.

Another hold here for Grigor Dimitrov and he'll have one foot in the fourth round.

A huge overhead volley at the net gets Dimitrov to 40-0.

Dimitrov is handed the hold when Matteo Berrettini pushes into the net.

Berrettini will serve to stay in the tournament.

Big cheers from the Centre Court crowd as the players return to their respective baselines after the change of ends.

The fans as getting their money's worth tonight.

Matteo Berrettini halts Grigor Dimitrov's three-game winning run with a hold to 15. He gets over the line with a 21st ace of the match.

Kyle Edmund
Former British number one on BBC Two

This is as good as it gets - fifth set, Centre Court at Wimbledon - this is the reason why these guys put in all the work and effort.

It doesn't get any better than being out there right now.

Matteo Berrettini looks a little frustrated after that drop of serve and a wayward forehand to go 15-0 doesn't help matters. The Italian wanders back along the baseline chuntering to himself.

Hmmm. Grigor Dimitrov's forehand clips the net cord and drops dead over for 30-0. That won't help Berrettini's mood either.

Dimitrov is starting to raise his level just when it matters.

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Matteo Berrettini saves the first but there's nothing he can do to stop Grigor Dimitrov's inch-perfect winner down the line.

Quite something.

Matteo Berrettini is just struggling to find his rhythm in the early stages of his service game. A stray backhand hands Grigor Dimitrov a 30-15 lead and then the Bulgarian comes up with a stunning winner to earn two break points.

Matteo Berrettini has a great opportunity to get to 30-15 against the serve but is left with his head in his hands after wasting a great forehand chance at the net.

It looks like it's still playing on his mind when Grigor Dimitrov grinds him down on the baseline for 40-15.

And it's another routine hold.

They are really racing through these games.

Matteo Berrettini lets out a huge roar as he follows Grigor Dimitrov in sealing a hold to 15.