Wimbledon day six
Grigor Dimitrov beats Matteo Berrettini in five sets to set up fourth-round match with British wildcard Arthur Fery
Fery GB's last singles hope - earned gutsy five-set win over Zizou Bergs
Defending champion Iga Swiatek beaten by Alexandra Eala; second seed Elena Rybakina and 2025 runner-up Amanda Anisimova also 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
Eala 5-4 Swiatek*
Iga Swiatek was never going to roll over, was she?
Alexandra Eala brings up set point at 40-30 and then Swiatek suddenly brings out her best tennis.
A succession of powerful groundstrokes and she earns the break with a crunching forehand.
Back on serve in this first set.
Bergs 1-1 Fery*
Arthur Fery draws Zizou Bergs to the net with a drop shot but the Belgian has the read and forces an error with his return to lead 30-15.
Bergs punishes Fery for approaching the net. It's a perfectly placed lob and brings up two break points.
*Eala 5-3 Swiatek
Pam Shriver
Five-time Wimbledon doubles champion on BBC Radio 5 Live
The person in Iga Swiatek's box that is saying the most is psychologist Daria Abramowicz. She has been on her team the longest, but usually you would look for the primary coach to say something in these moments.
Bergs 1-1 Fery*
Arthur Fery builds on that battling hold to put a little pressure on the Zizou Bergs serve - he leads 30-0.
It's a good response from Bergs, though, as the Belgian gets to 40-30 and then shows good court awareness to leave Fery's return. It proves to be a good call when the Briton's backhand drops into the tramlines.
*Bergs 0-1 Fery
Kyle Edmund
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live
Zizou Bergs is coming in off the back of one of his best career wins at Eastbourne, winning the ATP 250 tour event down there.
Straight away we are seeing the quality he has and the form he is in because Arthur Fery had a few game points in that opener and he just kept snuffing them out.
This is setting up to be a very interesting match.
*Bergs 0-1 Fery
John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC One
These days they have a really good support cast around them to block you from it [the noise]. In the old days you would be barraged by the press and it could get to you, but you don't have that so much these days.
But it depends on the personality, Fery seems like the kind of 'one match at a time' and just get on with it type of player.
*Eala 5-3 Swiatek
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
What a return that was from Alexandra Eala!
Iga Swiatek was furious with herself and her team. She took a long time before Eala could start her service game, but it’s just been so messy so far from the defending champion.
*Eala 5-3 Swiatek
Alexandra Eala will serve for the first set!
It is already very clear what Iga Swiatek needs to do to here. Once she gets her first serve in, things get very tricky for Eala.
But that isn't happening anywhere near often enough and Eala is taking full advantage.
Having earned a break point, she lands the ball right on the baseline and Swiatek skews the ball into the stands.
Image source, Getty Images*Bergs 0-1 Fery
Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
"ALL ABOARD THE FERY!"
That's what two fans chant out as Arthur Fery comes through a tough opening service game. He's on the board and on the move.
*Bergs 0-1 Fery
Image source, PA MediaAfter a tense seven minutes, Arthur Fery gets the hold.
He'll hope that's not a sign of how his service games are going to play out for the rest of this match.
Bergs 0-0 Fery*
Nick Lester
Former British tennis player on BBC One
Bergs' major record in recent years has been relatively poor. There has been a lot of early exits in the grand slams.
In fact, five of the past six majors he has lost in the opening round, so this has come at a good time for him.
Mertens 7-6 (7-4) 2-1 Rybakina*
Elena Rybakina is showing some aggression in her returns but the shots aren't landing at the moment.
After a couple of missed opportunities from the second seed, Elise Mertens sees out the game.
Bergs 0-0 Fery*
And it's third deuce when Zizou Bergs executes a beautiful drop shot. Arthur Fery was starting from quite deep behind the baseline and had no chance of getting there.
Far from a straightforward start for the Briton.
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Bergs 0-0 Fery*
Arthur Fery comes up with a huge serve to earn advantage but it's back to second deuce when Zizou Bergs does a great job of attacking the ball from the middle of the baseline.
Eala 4-3 Swiatek*
A first in this match: a comfortable hold.
Alexandra Eala with a consummate service game, sealed with an ace.
There was a slight scare for Iga Swiatek as she slipped trying to change direction but it doesn't look like any damage was done to the defending champion.
*Mertens 7-6 (7-4) 1-1 Rybakina
Elena Rybakina makes a strong start to the second set with a hold to love.
Not much Elise Mertens could have done there.
Image source, Getty ImagesBergs 0-0 Fery*
The cheers continue for Arthur Fery as he takes a 15-0 lead but then reality sets in as he exchanges points with Zizou Bergs to 30-30.
It's going to take a lot more than just support from the stands to get Fery through to round four.
Fery gets to 40-40 but is pegged back to deuce when Bergs whips a lovely passing shot into the corner.
*Eala 3-3 Swiatek
Down 0-30, Iga Swiatek reels off four quick points to hold.
Alexandra Eala is really taking it to the third seed, especially when she gets a look at the second serve.
But Swiatek, having got back to 30-30 with a pair of superb backhand winners, produces a couple of big serves to level it up.
Image source, Getty ImagesMertens 7-6 (7-4) 1-0 Rybakina*
Elise Mertens has only beaten Elena Rybakina once in eight matches before today so winning that first set would have done her belief a world of good.
The Belgian 25th seed makes a solid start to the second set as she secures the hold.
