Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport tennis news reporter at Queen's

As I suspected before the match, Raducanu is not quite up to the mark physically.

She is not pushing off her left leg as explosively as previously this week when she is defending, while does not seem to be able to get as low down to her groundstrokes.

Vekic pummelling the ball and painting lines with winners isn't helping her cause, mind.

The British crowd has somewhat had the wind taken out of its sails. All a bit flat.

Emma Raducanu has called for the trainer - it looks like she wants to remove the heavy strapping on her left thigh.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC One

When your opponent makes a fast start you have to try to slow down the pace of the match between points, or throw in more slices to take away the rhythm of your opponent.

Emma is definitely being rushed on her strokes today.

A clever slice from Raducanu forces Vekic to net, but Raducanu then returns long to give Vekic game five.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC One

This is clinical from Vekic. She is mixing her serve up well so Raducanu doesn't know what's coming next.

Donna Vekic is playing some clinical shots.

A big serve has Emma Raducanu scrambling, before Vekic produces a pin-point shot into the opposite corner.

Emma Raducanu produces a great winner before Donna Vekic double faults to give Raducanu the lead in this fifth game.

Raducanu then nets a service return, before Vekic finds the back left of the court with a sweeping forehand from the baseline. Raducanu didn't really move for it.

Raducanu then makes her best return of the match to take us to deuce.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC One

I don't think Vekic could have come out of the blocks any quicker. She is middling the ball, and pushing Raducanu backwards with the heaviness of her shots.

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Emma Raducanu produces a double fault to hand Donna Vekic break point.

The Croat takes full advantage with a powerful backhand down the line to secure her second break of the match.

Emma Raducanu sends a backhand slice into the net after a short rally, before Donna Vekic rushes her and the Brit slams another backhand into the net.

Vekic then nets to give Raducanu a way back into his game.

15-30.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport tennis news reporter at Queen's

It is going to be interesting to see how Raducanu pulls up physically after yesterday's exertions.

She's got some tape on the left thigh again. She wore a similar patch during her second match yesterday - the semi-final against Iva Jovic.

Suspect Raducanu might be running a little low on fumes today.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC One

Vekic has big weapons, and you can see the damage her serve is doing, how it is shooting across the court and giving Emma less time to take the ball on the return.

Emma Raducanu cannot live with Donna Vekic's monster serve.

The Croat is in full control and sends Raducanu the wrong way with a forehand smash to take a three-game lead.

Donna Vekic produces a 98mph second serve. My goodness.

Emma Raducanu clips the net but the ball falls kindly for Vekic, who smashes a forehand winner back across the Brit to break serve and take a two-game lead.

Donna Vekic brings up two break points with another excellent return.

Emma Raducanu produces a perfectly executed drop shot to get on the board. 15-30.

Emma Raducanu nets both of her first serves, and is caught out by a blasted forehand return from Vekic. She's 0-30 down.

Emma Raducanu produces a superb forehand winner to prevent Donna Vekic winning the opening game to love, but the Croatian ends up taking it.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC One

Vekic has a big serve, she has a smooth action and really hits her spots.

Movement is probably her weakness on the court and it will be interesting to see how Emma will try to move her around.