I'm convinced Sabalenka will still find a way to bottle this open goal of a tournament with all her biggest rivals already eliminated.

Muchova snatches the first set with two brilliant winners. 7-5.

Osaka up a double break and well in control of this opening set now against Sabalenka.

And Osaka takes the opening set 6-2 against Sabalenka.

Novak Djokovic has secured a record-breaking 106th gentlemen's singles win at Wimbledon.

An hold of serve for Sabalenka as she takes the opening game of the second set, 1-0 Sabalenka.

And an service game to love for Osaka on her serve, 1-1.

Sabalenka holds her service game after saving four break points, 2-6 3-2 in the second set.

Both hold their service game and it is 4-4 in the second set between Osaka and Sabalenka.

Another two holds of serve and it is 5-5 in the second set between Osaka and Sabalenka.

Into an second set tiebreak then between Sabalenka and Osaka.

That brings five match points for Osaka.

It's mad. Athetically Sabalenka is in an absolute other league to basically everyone else but her weak mentality will cost her at least 10 Slams if not more by the time her careers done. Osaka had never even reached week 2 of a Wimbledon before too.

The women’s draw is so wide open! I like it because I can’t call it.

But… Pegula has a great game for grass and has had a strong year… could she?

Really hope not.

I think this is Naomi's to lose now. The only woman left who is yet to drop a set, and she looked really impressive against Sabalenka - commentary said that Sabalenka had won 21 tie-break sets in a row at Slams? And a run of 14 Slams where she made it to at least the quarters, now over...

She had a career best run at the French too, great to see her finding success outside of the hard courts.

Brilliant to see Coco also having a career best Wimbledon run!

Would love to see Paolini win personally. But Osaka was so impressive! That was a tough match up for a round of 16 for Sabalenka as Osaka's 14th seeding doesn't reflect her capability.

You never really know what to expect in the women's game at Wimbeldon, the consistency of great consecutive results in this tournament seems almost non-existent in today's era.

Arthur Fery the first British wildcard to reach the quarter finals at Wimbledon beats Dimitrov in an five-set epic.