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lucky federer's bjorn again

Frank Malley reflects on Roger Federer's fifth consecutive Wimbledon singles title, which equalled the record of Bjorn Borg.

sunday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Sunday's action at the All England Club unfolded, which saw Roger Federer win his fifth title.

federer v borg head to head

Frank Malley analyses the strengths and weaknesses of Roger Federer and Bjorn Borg - two of the game's legends.

jamie murray factfile

A factfile of Britain's first Grand Slam winner for 16 years, Wimbledon mixed doubles champion Jamie Murray.

federer among the greats on grass

Roger Federer's fifth consecutive victory in the men's singles final places him firmly among the greats to have played at SW19.

federer's a true legend

Frank Malley salutes Roger Federer's epic achievement after the Swiss world number one claimed his fifth Wimbledon title.

saturday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Saturday's action at the All England Club unfolded, with Venus Williams securing her fourth title.

venus williams factfile

A factfile of new ladies' champion Venus Williams, who beat Marion Bartoli in straight sets in Saturday's final.

wimbledon diary - july 7

Increased crowds, Murray-Jankovic, a fainting spectator and George Michael all feature in our latest update from SW19.

five great wimbledon shocks

After Justine Henin's defeat to Marion Bartoli, we take a look back at some of the greatest shocks in SW19 history.

friday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Friday's action at the All England Club unfolded, with top seed Justine Henin sent crashing out.

wimbledon diary - july 6

The Marcos Baghdatis fan club and why Boris Becker will always be number one for Venus - it's all in our latest diary.

thursday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Thursday's action at the All England Club unfolded, with Rafael Nadal on song again.

our wimbledon quiz - part 2

Our Wimbledon quiz returns for another outing as we enter the second week. Test out your tennis knowledge.

wimbledon diary - july 5

Wordy Roddick, Happy Venus and Tardy Djokovic are all here in our latest look at the comings and goings in SW19.

wednesday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Wednesday's action at the All England Club unfolded, as Maria Sharapova went out.

sunday shouldn't be a day of rest

Frank Malley argues that Wimbledon should always play on the middle Sunday - as the other Grand Slams do.

wimbledon diary - july 4

Jack Flash, fork lightning and bright spark Jelena Jankovic - together at last in our latest SW19 diary entry.

tuesday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Tuesday's action at the All England Club unfolded, and how Nadal-Soderling has yet to finish.

wimbledon diary - july 3

Arsene Wenger, Tommy Haas' house and two agitated sniffer dogs feature in our latest sideways look at events in SW19.

monday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Monday's action at the All England Club unfolded, when Serena Williams somehow survived.

wimbledon diary - july 2

French & Saunders, free sun cream and scuppering fathers for justice - it's all in the latest edition of our SW19 diary.

ten wimbledon classics

Wimbledon has produced some thrilling matches down the years. Our Andy Clarke looks back at some of the best.

saturday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Saturday's action at the All England Club unfolded, a day which saw Maria Sharapova progress.

wimbledon diary - june 30

The Murray-Jankovic rumours, Roddick's impatience and dodgy nets - check out the latest edition of our SW19 diary.

friday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Friday's action at the All England Club unfolded, a day which saw Roger Federer win again.

wimbledon diary - june 29

Safin on security, money matters and the day Wayne Arthurs went nuts - it's all in the latest edition of our SW19 diary.

thursday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Thursday's action at the All England Club unfolded, a day which saw British hopes come to an end.

wimbledon diary - june 28

Andy Roddick on politics, child's play for Bammer and the lowdown on that Centre Court roof - it's all in our latest diary.

wednesday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Wednesday's action at the All England Club unfolded, when rain held up a Federer milestone.

wimbledon diary - june 27

Charity parking, Terry and June, travel trouble and why Federer has already won again - read our latest SW19 diary.

tuesday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Tuesday's action at the All England Club unfolded, when Tim Henman won a final-set epic.

wimbledon diary - june 26

Racquet technology, the girl with no name and McEnroe's grand plan - they're all in our latest Wimbledon diary.

monday clockwatch

A detailed look at how Monday's action at the All England Club unfolded, when Roger Federer was among the winners.

all change in 2007

Fans will notice two significant changes at this year's tournament - a roofless Centre Court and the Hawk-eye system.

blasts from the past

McEnroe, Tarango, Safin, Henman...all the tennis bad boys have boiled over when the going has got tough.

who's the greatest?

Our Andy Schooler ranks his top five men and women of the Open era at Wimbledon - but do you agree?

dedicated followers of fashion

Wimbledon fashion has changed significantly over the years. Our Andy Clarke takes a look at the archives.

try our wimbledon quiz

Test your Wimbledon knowledge ahead of this year's SW19 jamboree with our 10 questions about the tournament.

wimbledon factfile

Ever wondered how many strawberries are consumed? Or what it says on the winner's trophy? Find out here...

rising stars to watch

Our Andy Schooler picks out several young players who could make a name for themselves at this year's tournament.

history beckons for federer

Mark Staniforth profiles Swiss superstar Roger Federer as he prepares to chase an historic fifth consecutive title in SW19 this year.

clay king seeks grass class

French Open champion Rafael Nadal is determined to challenge Roger Federer's dominance of the Wimbledon lawns this year.

vintage amelie has taste for success

Jamie Gardner looks back on the career of reigning ladies' singles champion Amelie Mauresmo as she prepares to defend her title.

henman heroics a fading memory

Tim Henman's chance of glory in SW19 may have gone, but our Frank Malley says he can still write a few headlines yet this year.

maria hopes to banish pain

Bill Pierce profiles Russian star Maria Sharapova, who will be looking to regain the title she won back in 2004.

wimbledon: a potted history

A look back at the remarkable history of Wimbledon - the most famous tennis tournament in the world.

sw19 roll of honour

We give you a history lesson with a look back at the previous winners of Wimbledon singles titles since the open era began in 1968.