Wimbledon digest: Novak Djokovic has ‘great shot’ at the title says Andy Murray

Serena Williams will play Julia Goerges in
the women’s semi-finals

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Djokovic, a 12-time Grand Slam winner, plays Kei Nishikori in
Wednesday’s quarter-final but could face Nadal in the semi-finals and Federer in the
final. 

Quoted by the Metro, Murray told the BBC: “I think Novak
could beat both of them. Whether it will happen or not, I’m not so
sure. But from what I’ve seen from him in the last couple of days,
he looks like he’s playing really, really well. 

“Mentally he looks like he’s where he needs to be as well.
He looks very fired-up, he looks very motivated so I think Novak
has got a great shot as well.”

Nadal plays Juan Martin Del Potro in Wednesday’s quarter-final while defending
champion Roger Federer takes on Kevin Anderson. Milos Raonic and
John Isner complete the quarter-final line-up. 

Wednesday 11 July: men’s singles
quarter-finals

• Centre Court, 1pm: Novak Djokovic (12) vs. Kei Nishikori
  (24) 
• Centre Court: Juan Martin Del Potro (5) vs. Rafael Nadal
  (2)   
• Court One, 1pm: Roger Federer (1) vs. Kevin Anderson
  (8) 
• Court One: Milos Raonic (13) vs. John Isner (9)

Women’s singles round-up

Serena Williams will play Julia Goerges in Thursday’s
semi-final after she beat Camila Giorgi. Williams lost the first
set 3-6 against Italian Giorgi but hit back to take the next two
6-3, 6-4. Goerges beat Kiki Bertens to reach the
Wimbledon last-four for the first time.

Angelique Kerber will play Jelena Ostapenko in the other
semi-final on Thursday. Kerber beat Daria Kasatkina 6-3, 7-5 while
Ostapenko won 7-5, 6-4 against Dominika Cibulkova.

Women’s singles semi-finals
(Thursday)

• Angelique Kerber (11) vs. Jelena Ostapenko (12) 
• Julia Goerges (13) vs. Serena Williams (25)