Wimbledon 2025 live: Tennis scores and results with Alcaraz beating Tarvet before Raducanu vs Vondrousova

Okay, the final Centre Court match today pits Emma Raducanu against 2023 champion Marketa Vondrousova in round two.

Raducanu actually beat Vondrousova here in 2021, also in the second round, in that stellar debut Wimbledon campaign where the Briton reached round four.

Four years on, Raducanu, 22, looks to repeat that result against the Czech, 26.

Boulter 7-6(7), 2-6, 0-1 Sierra*

It’s a fourth consecutive break of the Boulter serve for Sierra and Court 1’s enthusiasm has been dampened.

*Boulter 7-6(7), 2-6 Sierra

A shout of delight from Sierra as she takes the second set with a big serve. The Argentine looks right at home on the grass and the big stage, not having lost any confidence despite losing that first set, and playing much more aggressively than the Brit.

“I have to give a big credit to Oliver. It’s his second match on the tour, I just loved his game to be honest, the level he played in his first match on Centre Court. I knew I had to play my best tennis, I played great tennis, really happy about my performance, and just big credit to him as well.

“Today I played against someone from here, at home, it was not easy, but the crowd was really respectful.”

On his run of 20 wins in a row: “I found the right way, I’m trying to enjoy every match, it doesn’t matter if I’m winning or losing. That’s the key in the last two or three months to my consecutive winning streak. I’m just trying to keep it going.”

Boulter 7-6(7), 2-5 Sierra*

A backhand error hands over a very tame break, and Sierra once again leads by two breaks.

*Boulter 7-6(7), 4-2 Sierra

Boulter earns her first break point of this set and takes it, narrowing the deficit to just one break!

A double fault to start her next service game is really not what she wanted, however.

Tarvet 1-6, 4-6, 4-6 Alcaraz

Tarvet dumps a forehand into the net to offer up two match points, and Alcaraz takes the first of those with an unreturnable serve down the T. They share a warm embrace at the net and some words of encouragement are offered up by the world No 2.

Boulter 7-6(7), 1-4 Sierra*

Sierra shouts and fist pumps towards her team as she secures a crucial double break, with Boulter having led 40-15 before again crumbling on serve. The Argentine is playing with much greater freedom in this set and it’s paying off.

Tarvet 1-6, 4-6, 4-5 Alcaraz*

Tarvet holds to 15 and punches the air, but Alcaraz will now serve for the match.

Reigning men’s doubles champions Henry Patten and Harri Heliovaara overcame all-British pairing Dan Evans and Henry Searle to kick off their title defence.

The pair – who also won the Australian Open earlier this year – won 7-6(4), 6-4.