an incredible comeback from roger federer, whojust an incredible comeback from roger federer, who just underlined why he is arguably the greatest male tennis player of all—time. he would have predicted the outcome this one? he saved seven match points in the fourth set. he took it on the tie—break before wrapping up the match in five sets. uncharacteristic from roger federer at times. he was mourned over his bad language. we saw him take a medical timeout. he was clearly struggling with tightness in his leg. an incident involving his opponent, who was running to buy a ball girl during a change of ends. it is roger federer who progresses and will face novak djokovic in the semifinals. ash party also made it through. she beat petra kvitova. she is into herfirst australian open semifinal. she is hoping to become the first australian to win the singles title here in a2 years. some huge matches to come as the quarterfinals concludes tomorrow. we will see rap and the doubt and action. no doubt what the big talking point was today, the incredible performance from roger federer. today, the

beating roger federer. just a win away from becoming world number one. can anybody stop novak djokovic claiming a 17th grand slam title? and i'mjohn and i'm john watson in melbourne on day 11 of the australian open where it the party is over. we are set to see a first—time winner in women's singles. also coming up on sportsday. big name foreign signings. a new team from canada. all aiming to topple the saints. we look ahead to the start of the 2020 super league. and we reflect on the life and the legacy robert archibald — the only scot to play in the nba. it's really horrible that we have lost scotland's most prolific basketball figure. the latest six nations and premier league transfer news to come too but let's bring you up to speed from melbourne where an injury hit roger federer said it was a match to forget as novak djokovic blew him away to reach the australian open finalfor the 8th time. he's won the other seven. the favourites in the women's draw though were both beaten in their semi finals. with a round up of thursday's action — including

and the great escape — roger federer saves seven match points to reach the australian open semi—finals. hello and welcome to the programme. after five day‘s of fa cup games— tonight was the turn of the league cup. and what a night it was at villa park. the second leg of their semi—final with leicester city. poised going into tonight's match at 1—1, it was matt targett on targett for the home side opening the scoring early into the first half to take them a step closer to wembley. but leicester weren't letting this go that easily. kelechi ihea nacho, just as he did in the first leg, made it 1—1, and just when it looked like it would be going to penalties... three minutes into injury time, trezeguet volleying a first—time beauty into the bottom right corner, putting aston villa into their first league cup final in ten years. look at what it means to the fans there. they'll face either manchester united or manchester city in the final at wembley on the ist of march. more scottish cup action tonight too. the fourth round replay between hibs and dundee united and christian doidg

way down the rankings compared to roger federer. we know that roger federer, when tested has to dig deep. we saw that against john millman of australia a couple of matches ago. he looks a lot more co mforta ble, of matches ago. he looks a lot more comfortable, roger federer, he still has the ability to go through the gears and close out a match when he wa nts to, gears and close out a match when he wants to, even at the age of 38, i think you will do that later as we head towards the semifinals and final, you just knew that novak djokovic has been flying under the radar. we haven't spoken much about his performances at bar that one steady drop in his first game. and when you are not talking about know that djokovic that is when he's at his most dangerous. he is serving very well and you feel that he is peaking at the right time. we will check back in with you to find out what is happening with ash barty up against petra kvitova. thank you very much. new york may be almost 4,500km away from los angeles but the big apple lit up for ko

roger federer said he was lucky to beat this opponent. formality. roger federer said he was lucky to beat this opponentlj formality. roger federer said he was lucky to beat this opponent. i feel a bit bad in a way, because i feel he didn‘t do anything really wrong. it was a look at some point and i have been on the other side as well. these

let's hear from roger federer on how he is shaping up roger federer on how he is shaping up this year. for me, the first three rounds are key to get going and get used to the pressure, stay calm and to save break point or whatever it may be. the unknown, that can be scary at times. be careful, round by round, that sort of mentality. everyone is playing well at the moment so it is important to stay on top of things. unbelievable, isn't it, top seeds at the tournament 15 years after they played their first grand slam. and if anyone is going to arrest that dominance well, look at those names. wuhan, medvedev or tsitsipas. dominance well, look at those names. wuhan, medvedev ortsitsipas. . —— thiem, tsitsipas or medvedev. now to the premier league where hector bellerin‘s late goal gave 10 man arsenal a 2—2 draw against chelsea. less than half an hour in, former blue david luiz was handed a straight red card on his return to stamford bridge for bringing down tammy abraham, and after chelsea looked to have it won when they went 2—1 up — the spaniard saw his deflected shot hand t

we have roger federer against tennis anger in, and roger federer looking very cool and composed. he was given a workout againstjohn millman a few matches ago, a realfive set againstjohn millman a few matches ago, a real five set thriller, againstjohn millman a few matches ago, a realfive set thriller, we wondered whether or not those matches and the time in the legs would take its toll by roger federer has the ability to accelerate rematches and he is doing that once again. and novak djokovic in action, the defending champion. this will. they have played nine times before and djokovic has won all nine. he has been playing well and he loves the courts in australia and it is ha rd to the courts in australia and it is hard to see an upset against milos raonic for novak djokovic. i don't think there will be one for federer. tennys sandgren,100 think there will be one for federer. tennys sandgren, 100 in the world, roger federer has never lost to a player as low as that in the australian open. looking good for them because we talk about the big three, and they are certainly delivering

laughter novak djokovic and roger federer next. it is indeed. you would say it's likely to be novak djokovic, not to write off the chances of milos raonic, he's beaten him in nine of their previous encounters. milos raonic struggling with injury of late. such is the domination of novak djokovic, you would envisage it will be a novak djokovic, roger federer final. currently going with a serve at the moment, novak djokovic looking to break light in the first set which would give him a first set lead against the canadian. john watson in melbourne, thank you. and i'm joined onset now by british tennis player harriet dart. many thanks forjoining us. let's look at the women ‘s draw, roger federer taking all the headlines but ashleigh barty through to the semifinals, straight sets win for her over at petra kvitova and i know you know ashleigh barty well, she be due at wimbledon last summer. out of an opponent is she? extremely, especially in the women 's an opponent is she? extremely, especially in the women '5 again, incredible strength and depth, e

it's a 26th grand slam final as he brushed the mighty roger federer aside in straight sets. federer clearly struggling as he received a medical timeout at the end of the first set — which he lost — and then it was comfortable in the end for djokovic as he moved through in straight sets. djokovic hoping to successfully defend his title here. and we await who he will face in that final. the victor will come from the winner of alex zverev and dominic thiem in tomorrow's second men's semifinal. it was an upset, though, in the first of the women's semifinals. ash barty, the world number one in the women's game, beaten today in straight sets by sofia kenin of the united states. kenin was in inspired form as she came through comfortably. disappointment, as you can imagine, for ash barty, who's been carrying the hopes of a nation here at this home australian open, hopeful that they would see the first female australian enter the final here in a0 years. the barty party is over, though. kenin goes on to face garbine muguruza, another surprise success for her over simona halep, a f

for roger federer, but he that seems to have been the case so farfor roger federer, but he is on top at the moment in the 3rd set with an early break, 1 of the great occasions in tennis, the night session out on the rod laver arena. early on we saw ash barty progress, she beat home favourite alison riske, many are predicting that she could go all the way to the final to add to her1 solitary grand slam title, an impressive performance from ash barty, although she made ha rd from ash barty, although she made hard work of it, coming through in 3 sets as alison riske fought back. wins for novak djkovic and petra kvitova, who will face ash barty in the next round. we wait to see if roger federer can get there, then all eyes on the big match tomorrow, nick kyrgios against rafa nadal. england are 18 without loss in their 2nd innings after captain joe england are 18 without loss in their 2nd innings after captainjoe root decided against enforcing the follow—on in the final test against south africa. the home side were dismissed for 183 and a 1st innings, and resuming on 83— 6, quinton de

roger federer does it again. he saves seven match points to beat the american tennys sandgren at the australian open. federer now into the semi—finals we have seen some overnight snow across scotland and northern ireland in particular, at lower levels. the snow level will rise through the afternoon, the rest of us are looking for a mixture of sunshine and showers, some heavy and thundery with hail, and a cold wind. i will have more later. it's tuesday, the 28th of january, our top story: an american lawyer has called on prince andrew to help the us authorities with their investigation into the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. it comes after a prosecutor in new york said the fbi had received "zero co—operation" from the prince's lawyers — despite repeated approaches. speaking to us here on breakfast, the lawyer lisa bloom said that the duke should now "do the right thing." we can join our reporter andy moore now, who is at buckingham palace for us this morning. this is quite something for the prosecut

if you are not watching ash party, roger federer will be there later. his opponent later is playing the best tennis of his career to date. when you consider roger federer was given a real tough examination by another australian, john milner, in the last round, those 5 sets, you will wonder if that will leave roger federer feeling the effects on that night match on the show court. thank you, john. thank you, john. england's cricketers are on course to win the final test against south africa and seal a series win. the south african innings has steadied. it is 153— 7, in pursuit of ankle's 400. michael carberry is pa rt of ankle's 400. michael carberry is part of the cricket social and joins us how. part of the cricket social and joins us now. 88— 6 overnight. what has not worked today for the england bowlers started work yesterday?” think the ball has done a bit less. credit to the 2 south african batsmen this morning. they got stuck m, batsmen this morning. they got stuck in, put away the bad ball, pop test match batting. i don't think from a bowli

so, novak djokovic and roger federer will square up next. in the women's draw. barty was bidding to become the first australian woman to reach the semifinals in many years. kvitova one the first set. i knew that i had to bring my best against kvitova today, just try make the most of it and good to get a quick start in the second. she will play 14th seed next to ended coco gauff‘s time. second. she will play 14th seed next to ended coco gauff's timem really was an incredible comeback. russell is with me, we have seen the fed ready some impressive things in his career and arguably that comeback is up there with the some of those moments that appears on the brink. seven times in that fourth set and there were times where tennys sandgren, he will have a few regrets, he knows he could have pushed a little bit harder in those match points, federer played for the most pa rt match points, federer played for the most part a very conservative point, he was struggling with injury, he had the treatment of court for a groin problem, he was also warned for swearing, wasn't

ashleigh barty is still carrying the hopes of the home crowd, while roger federer and novak djokovic are both into the last eight. john watson is in melbourne. roger federer is into another australian open quarterfinal, not the most straightforward, once again, as he came through in four sets. we know that roger federer was given a real test in the previous round against the australian john millman. but he came through in four sets against marton fucsovics. federer chasing what would be a seventh australian open title. the defending champion novak djokovic looking very comfortable once again. he came through in straight sets against diego schwatrzmann, such is the serbs dominance on the hard courts. he is only lost three matches here in the last ten years. in the women's draw, ash barty has reached the quarterfinals. she did it the hard way, she had to come through over three sets against alison riske of the united states, looking a little uncomfortable at times out on court, perhaps the expectation on her shoulders this year starting to tell, as she attempts to become the first aust

ashleigh barty, though, is still carrying the hopes of the home crowd, while roger federer and novak djokovic are both into the last eight. john watson is in melbourne. roger federer is into another australian open quarterfinal, not the most straightforward, once again, as he came through in four sets. we know that roger federer was given a real test in the previous round against the australian john millman. but he came through in four sets against marton fucsovics. federer chasing what would be a seventh australian open title. the defending champion at novak djokovic looking very comfortable as well. he came through in straight sets, such is the serb‘s dominance on the hard courts. he is only lost three matches here in the last ten years. in the women's draw, ash barty has reached the quarterfinals. she did it the hard way, she had to come through over three sets against alison riske of the united states, looking a little uncomfortable at times out on court, perhaps the expectation on her shoulders this year starting to tell, as she attempts to become the first australian to win a

roger federer clearly feels he can go on. the six nations gets under way, more team news trickling through. wales face italy in cardiff on saturday. this will be wayne pivac‘s first test since succeeding warren gatland as head coach of the reigning six nations champions, and we now know george north will start at outside centre with wales struggling with injuries in midfield. uncapped scarlets wing jonny mcnicoll will take north's place on the wing. scotland coach gregor townsend will give edinburgh number eight nick haining his international debut against ireland on saturday. there are ten changes to the starting fifteen that faced japan in theirfinal match of the rugby world cup. on sunday, remember, england take on france in paris. sport continues to be affected by the coronavirus in china, with the world motorsport governing body admitting that april's chinese grand prix near shanghai is at risk. the fia says it will take any action necessary to protect the global motorsport community and the wider public. the race is d

for roger federer. he will be hopeful he can get this much done and over with a little more quickly than he did last time out in front ofa than he did last time out in front of a packed rod laver arena this evening. i'm sure the fans would enjoy a nice 5 set match. many thanks, back with you in the next hour. south africa and england, england 2— 1upin south africa and england, england 2— 1 up in the series, have to avoid defeat to win it, just a bowled out south africa for 183. wicket creepier made 76. the last 3 wickets fell quickly. mark wood got 2 of them to make it 5 for the fell quickly. mark wood got 2 of them to make it 5for the innings. man city, fulham and shrewsbury, on bbc1 this afternoon. man united travel to league 1 tranmere. much made of the state of the pitch, not the best condition, but neither manager going to use it as an excuse, they say. no major shocks yesterday. west ham biggest team to be knocked out as west brom beat them 1— 0. only goal in the 9th minute. it made the the

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swiss tennis star roger federer has found himself. with climate change bad books of teenage activist group to work so after she criticized his association with the bank credit suisse the financial institution's been investigating begin the search for new fossil fuel deposits now with more on how we go sharing has become a crucial part of mordant reality is all too easy lipitor. do you know gratitude berg by her role as the world's number one a green activist or the number one shaming master well she's really been up to trying to perfect her reputation and both and it's paying off her influences skyrocketing woman of the year in sweden person of the year in the time magazine i mean how many teens do you know that told of presidents and prime ministers like that we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and what you can talk about isn't money if came to tales of economic growth how do you. an example from just a couple of days ago a single retreat by gretta revived the scandal from 20 and made the man they call the greatest tennis pl

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federer do you endorse this and so roger federer's sponsorship deal with the swiss lender was back in the news and the sports all round mr nice guy had to reassure the public he cares for the environment over that mighty grow i'll show you more of how her shaming powers stretch far beyond the famous un walls but it's just that for now not everyone's so sure that anyone who deals with banks which give loans to non green industries should be publicly shamed public shaming and taking the right people to have stare an opinion the last thing that. stops is being human this crisis but it doesn't get it so you want to see it the way he thinks he's allowed to it's a free will say meaning it's a visit into law. well together yes but it can be a discussion that's hard to say well maybe we should celebrities should be a bit more careful in picking this ponces ecological issues should people people's attention but not by publicly shaming an individual however it seems neither gratitude nor her fellow activists have any intention of scaling some of that shaming down yeah why do it if it works so w

federer do you endorse this and so roger federer sponsorship deal with the swiss lender was back in the news and the sports all round mr nice guy had to reassure the public he cares for the environment oh that mighty grow i'll show you more of how her shaming powers stretch far beyond the famous un walls but it's just that for now not everyone's so sure that anyone who deals with banks which give loans to non green industries should be publicly shamed public shaming and taking the right people to have stare an opinion away i think that that stops is being human described but it doesn't make it so you want to see it the way he thinks he's allowed to it's a free will say mean and activism don't. well together yes but it can be a discussion that's had to say well maybe we should celebrities should be a bit more careful in picking this ponces ecological issues should people people's attention but not by publicly shaming an individual however it seems neither gratitude nor her fellow activists have any intention of scaling some of that shaming down yeah why do it if it works so well so w

federer do you endorse this and so roger federer sponsorship deal with the swiss lender was back in the news and the sports all round mr nice guy had to reassure the public he cares for the environment over that mighty grow i'll show you more of how her shaming powers stretch far beyond the famous un walls but it's just that for now not everyone's so sure that anyone who deals with banks which give loans to non green industries should be publicly shamed public shaming and taking the rights of people to have stare an opinion the last thing that. stops is being human disgraceful but it doesn't get it so you want to see it the way he thinks he's allowed to it's a free will say meaning it's a visit into law. well together yes but it can be a discussion that's hard to say well maybe we should celebrities should be a bit more careful in picking this ponces ecological issues should people people's attention but not by publicly shaming an individual however it seems neither gratitude nor her fellow activists have any intention of scaling some of that shaming down yeah why do it if it works

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roger federer is one of them. he and melbourne had a global icon against their own local curio, butjohn is a tough nut on a hard court. he's beaten federer on this surface before, he forced the first break and seized the first set. melbourne sat up, federate stepped up. the second set went to a tie—break, settled by the gentlest of better touches. that's why they love him. he took the third two, we have seen the story before, so few would have expected the twist. the world number 47 maneuvered this into a decider, it hurtled into a tie—break. melbourne was getting better, nine years ago, he almost retired. now he had federer at his mercy, four points ahead, it might only take two shots to win the match. this could have been one of them. that chance had gone, federerfights best when he's standing on the cliff edge. match point, panic over. like all true superheroes, he left his escape as late as possible. patrick geary, bbc news. it wasn't hard work for everyone in melbourne today though. defending champion nov

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and roger federer does it again. he saves seven match points to beat the american tennys sandgren at the australian open, taking him through to the semi—finals. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. details of how the uk's immigration system could work after brexit have been published in the last hour. the migration advisory committee — that's the independent body that advises the government on immigration issues — has called for a reduction in the minimum salary for skilled migrants and a points based system for workers without a job offer. let's take a closer look at what's being proposed. currently skilled workers who are not from the eu have to earn at least £30,000 to gain admittance to the uk. the committee has recommended that is reduced by 4,000 400 pounds. this means that all skilled workers — from the eu and beyond — will have to earn at least 25 thousand 600 pounds. professor alan manning from the committee said "our recommendations are likely to reduce future growth of the uk population a

when the chips are down, a champion just roger federer is. when the chips are down, a championjust keeps fighting back. millman took the first set, much to the delight of the australian crowd, but the former world number one, roger federer came back to take the next two sets and millman won the fourth, which took it to millman won the fourth, which took ittoa millman won the fourth, which took it to a decider. their set was incredibly tense and itjust kept going on sale until it got to a tie—break. then millman was 7—4 up ina tie—break. then millman was 7—4 up in a tie—break before federer won six point in a row to go on to win by two clear points. amazing achievement from him. now england opener has scored a... in johannesburg. after performing a bully and opening stand, callie was eventually dismissed just a few moments ago for 66. england are currently 119—2 as they look to wrap up currently 119—2 as they look to wrap upa currently 119—2 as they look to wrap up a series win. part of the tickets social team there is always g

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roger federer was pushed hard by john millman. final set super tiebreak was needed but eventually the swiss superman availed. -- prevailed. drama for oneless of federer's main rivals, novak djokovic. the reigning champion had no problems brushing aside the japanese player. stepwin taking djokovic a further to an eighth australian open title. a second writer has died following a crash at the rally a week after the incident happened. had --ch motorbike rider after emergency treatment he was flown to the netherlands but has succumbed to his injuries. was alsoguese rider killed in an earlier stage of the rally. -- his funeral took place in his hometown. he was impeding in his 13th rally. -- competing in his 13th rally. one team has appealed to another to let them play at home. they are preparing for the saturday luminary round with the q8 sporting club -- kuwait sporting club in dubai. the two iranian teams want neutral venues because of security concerns. the coach believes they will suffer without a usual support. there is no differ

novak djokovic was merciless in beating roger federer to reach yet another grand slam final. the defending australian open champion won in straight sets against a man clearly struggling with injury. but djokovic was determined to take a step closer to his 17th grand slam title. meanwhile the women's final will be sophia kenin against garbine muguruza. with more from melbourne here'sjohn watson. we have the women's final complete commit come to that in a moment but let's just reflect on another novak djokovic victory in the semi finals here to book his place in an eighth australian open final. 26 grand slam final as he brushed the mighty roger federer aside in some straight sets. a medical timeout at the end of the first set which he lost and that it was comfortable in the end for djokovic as it moves through in straight sets. he had been to successfully defend his title here and we await who he will face in that final, the victor will come from the winter of alex and dominic thiem in tomorrow's men's semi final. the roll number one in the women's game beaten today in straight

roger federer saves a seven match points against the american, there he is happy man. he sets up a meeting now with novak djokovic in the semifinals of the australia open. and inter milan have completed the signing of christian eriksen from totte n ha m signing of christian eriksen from tottenham for a fee of £17 million. i will be back with more on those stories at 4:30pm. nicholas parsons, the host of radio 4's comedy panel showjust a minute, has died at the age of 96. he chaired the show for more than 50 years. one of its regular panellists, gyles brandreth, described him as a ‘consummate professional‘ who never stopped working. our media correspondent david sillito looks back at a long life and career: welcome tojust a minute. he was the chairman ofjust a minute on radio 4 for more than 50 years. and now, from norwich... and he was the quizmaster on sale of the century for 12 years. hello, and welcome to the sale of the century. it's the quiz of the week... i‘m proud of the fact that i helped create a huge success. you don‘t buck success. i‘m proud of th

no problem if you‘re roger federer. as for rafael nadal, well, he found a new doubles partner — deb, a firefighter who only on monday had been tackling the blazes near melbourne. it was a reminder behind the smiles of the reason why they were there. with two of the sport‘s great rivals leading the fundraising effort. talking with roger a couple of hours ago, we decided to give 250,000 australian dollars to the fires relief, together, so... cheering. hopefully that keeps inspiring the people to support this terrible disaster that we are going through. earlier, the effect of the bushfires were still all too visible. with the air quality rated as unhealthy, qualifying matches in melbourne had to be delayed. they did eventually start, with thankfully no repeat of the previous day‘s drama when slovenia‘s dalila jakupovic had to retire with breathing problems. today, she said the conditions had been dangerous. we are used to pollution. like, we play in china, we play in more polluted countries, but, i mean, this smoke

federer and rafael nadal. a us technology company is showcasing a way to turn sunlight into drinking water. they‘ve developed a technique that can absorb moisture in the air and convert it into liquid. the theory behind it isn‘t new — but the potential scale could be revolutionary. tim allman reports. the dry, arid lands of southern nevada. there is water here but you have to look pretty hard to find it. these might help. they are called hydropanels, a new technology based on the oldest of discoveries, condensation. we take sunlight and air and produce pure water. it is then mineralised, stored and then delivered at basically any volume that is needed by the home, the school, that hotel, or a whole community. here is how they work: the panels absorb moisture and heat it up causing the vapour to condense into water. the inventors claim each one can produce more than 130 litres a month. although the principal is fairly simple, the potential benefits could be huge. that whole spectrum of humanity, ranging f

roger federer and novak djokovic are on court, playing each other for the 50th time in the men's semi final of the australian open. let's go straight to melbourne wherejohn watson is braving the heat for us. john, who's looking the stronger of the two? difficult to say if this opening set is anything to go by. these crates of the game, what we've seen by playing out in the opening set, we could be in for a very long night, exchanging breaks between the pair of them, roger federer and serving for the opening set, novak djokovic broke back. currently on serve at the moment in the opening set. as you say, 50th meeting. worth pointing out novak djokovic has a stranglehold over roger federer when it comes to the grand slams. federer has not beaten him in a grand slam since 2012. back at wimbledon. we know about the dominance of novak djokovic on the hard courts, the defending champion in australia. he will be hoping to win yet another title here. to extend his record to eight australian open titles. you won't want to take your eyes of this if you're watching this morning. british hopes not

it is the 25th grand slam final, as he brushed the mighty roger federer aside in straight sets. federer clearly struggling as he received a medical timeout at the end of the first set, which he lost, and then it was comfortable in the end for djokovic as he moves through in straight sets, djokovic hoke, hoping to successfully defend his title here. and we await who he will face in that final, the victor will come from the winner of alex zverev and dominic thiem in tomorrow's second men's semi—final. it was an upset, though, in the first of the women's semifinals, barty, the world number one in the women's game, beaten today in straight sets by kenin of the united states. kenin was in inspired form as she came through co mforta bly. inspired form as she came through comfortably. disappointment, as you can imagine, forash comfortably. disappointment, as you can imagine, for ash barty, who has been carrying the hopes of the nation here at this home australian open, hopeful that they would see a first female australian into the final here in a0 years. the barty party is over, thou

we have roger federer to come a little later on againstjohn millman, who is an australian, so there will be a packed house in rod laver arena behind me, around 15,000 crowding in for the last match in the evening session on the main show court here. it is so hard to pick. we have seen serena williams go today, but you have roger federer, rafael nadal and novak djokovic still in the men's draw. will anyone pipped them to the title this year? we keep saying when will the young players breakthrough? we can see why, because novak djokovic has been really impressive once again in the opening set of his third round match. i am very jealous, you have the weather with you, great tennis to watch for the rest of the day. enjoy it and have a good weekend. thank you. and tell me what you think about our talking point today. the cashless society. one in ten transactions will be cashless... one in ten will be cash by 2028. it is disappearing from society. how do you feel about that? does that worry you feel about that? does that worry you at all? people getting in contact with me on twitter. the furth

he's amassed 19 majors, only one behind roger federer's record of 20. but in this unrivaled sports to-head match-ups 24-16. you ever done a long interview and not been asked about roger federer? does it bother you? >> nadal ( translated ): no, i'd be delighted. >> wertheim: a rival, a colleague, a friend- what is your relationship? >> nadal ( translated ): i think it's a little bit of everything. we've had a very intense rivalry throughout our careers, but it's been a very healthy rivalry. an elegant, respectful rivalry. we have also reached a stage in our lives where we are able to appreciate that it's not just about winning. >> wertheim: nadal did your rivals? >> nadal ( translated ): yes. ( laughs ) sometimes i do. it's true that my rivals have faced fewer injuries than i have had to face. >> wertheim: one of the theories with your injuries is that you practice and play with so much intensity that it takes a physical price. is that something you agree with? >> nadal ( translated ): no, or i don't know. i was told that for many years, i was told that