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What on earth has happened to Musetti? Rune gets his hold behind an improving serve, but the Italian completely chucks the next game with an array of errors from around the court. Rune is moving better and looks much happier. Musetti is stunned and Rune will serve for the set next.

A couple of bad misses from Musetti to hand Rune the momentum back! From 30-30, the Italian went short with a drop shot from the baseline, and then pushed his forehand wide of the lines! Rune gets back in it, even if he looks less than 100 per cent.

Rune carries on but is not looking comfortable on his forehand side. Musetti senses his chance to strike after getting to deuce, but a couple of wayward shots on the backhand side get Rune his hold.

His body language is not looking too positive, however.

Oh, now this is a concern. Holger Rune is getting his right wrist looked at during a medical timeout…

So loose from Holger Rune! The Dane looked to be in a solid position on serve, but consecutive errors on the forehand and backhand sides presents a break point chance for Musetti. Rune saves the first, but then fires wide again on the forehand and Musetti is able to take the second chance after keeping the ball in play. Rune slices into the net from the forecourt.

It’s followed by a hold from the Italian, whose sliced backhand is causing Rune all sorts of early problems.

Both Rune and Musetti ease into things with a quick couple of service games – although Rune is ripping the backhand nicely already.

Musetti blinks on an overhead at 30-30 in the third game, but the Italian steadies to save two early break points.

Musetti eventually gets the hold as Rune goes low into the net on the running forehand. Good response from the Italian.

Next up at Queen’s is the battle between Holger Rune and Lorenzo Musetti, two of the brightest young stars in the game.

Rune, the second seed here and world No 6, has the higher profile after already winning two ATP 1000 titles, but there is plenty of excitement around Musetti too.

This is their first career meeting – and grass should level the playing field somewhat.

Musetti will serve first to get us going.

“To be honest we hate playing each other,” says De Minaur. “Whenever we play we know it’s going to be a chess match. I was able to hang on and I got a little lucky at the end, but I’ll take it to get back to the semi-finals.”

Lorenzo Musetti vs Holger Rune is next up on Centre Court.

De Minaur gets over the line… just! The Australian was down 0-30 as he looked to serve it out but was able to make a key pick-up to stay in the game. From there, Mannarino unravelled. Three unforced errors in a row ensures De Minaur is the first player through to this weekend’s semi-finals.

That was a tough test – but the Australian is looking in impressive form.

Massive from De Minaur! He shakes off the disappointment of the previous game and out-angles Mannarino with a series of stunning recovery runs and slicing shots. Huge roar from De Minaur, and the Australian will now serve for a place in the semi-finals.