Marvellous Murray claims two Olympic medals
Andy Murray claimed two Olympic medals after a momentous day on Wimbledon's Centre Court.
Andy Murray claimed two Olympic medals after a momentous day on Wimbledon's Centre Court.
Andy Murray will place equal importance on both his Olympic finals today as he goes for double gold at Wimbledon.
A gambler made a bet that Roger Federer would win a seventh Wimbledon title in 2003. If his bet comes good, Oxfam is in line for a windfall
Congrats to @andy_murray and good luck in the @australianopen final! #ausopen
From @HarrietHarman on Twitter:Yes well done Andy he is in the final brilliant
From @Lord_Sugar on Twitter:Yesss!!!!... Congrats to Andy Murray after a long 4hrs he's through to the finals ????
From @TinchyStryder on Twitter:
Andy Murray has beaten Roger Federer in a thrilling semi-final to reach the Australian Open final for the third time.
Murray won 6-4, 6-7, 6-3, 6-7, 6-2 to set up a meeting with the World No. 1 Novak Djokovic – the player he defeated to secure his maiden Grand Slam title back in September 2012.
He's normally not seen without a racket in his hands, but today tennis star Roger Federer temporarily changed sports to model the Brazilian football team's kit.
The pictures, posted on the Swiss star's official Facebook page, are to publicise his involvement in the Gillette Federer Tour in Brazil later this year.
Henry Caplan, 11, who stole a hug from Andy Murray moments after his victory against Roger Federer, has told Daybreak how he slipped away from his dad to hug the Olympic champion.
Andy Murray has told Daybreak how he overcame defeat by Federer at Wimbledon last month to beat him yesterday.
Andy Murray's mother Judy tweeted how proud she was of her son following his success in the men's singles and mixed doubles finals on Sunday. She said: "Oh. My. Gold. That's my boy :)"
Laura Robson said she was disappointed to lose to Belarus in the final of the mixed doubles. She told the BBC she was delighted to play with Andy Murray:
I just want to thank Andy. This has been the best week of my life, and I was just delighted to get to the final
Olympic champion Andy Murray and his partner Laura Robson have lost to Belarus in the doubles final. They will now take a silver medal.
Olympic champion Andy Murray and his partner Laura Robson have beat Belarus 6-3 in the first set.
Andy Murray claimed two Olympic medals after a momentous day on Wimbledon's Centre Court.
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