Carlos Alcaraz v Jan-Lennard Struff – Wimbledon 2025 live: Tennis scores and updates plus Cameron Norrie v Mattia Bellucci

Cam Norrie has now sealed his place in the fourth round with a final break, beating Mattia Bellucci 7-6 (7-5), 6-4, 6-3 in a brilliant performance in Court 1.

Alcaraz back serving, and he finds the net with an attempted dropshot before levelling it at 30-all.

He finds the net from the baseline to give Struff a break point, but he manages to save deuce.

He can’t get any consistency yet though, slicing long to give the German the advantage before looping a lovely forehand over that forces Struff into firing long.

Deuce again, but he takes advantage before sealing the hold with a good serve.

Mattia Bellucci has broken the serve of Norrie in that this set to take it to 5-3, with the Italian now serving to take it to 5-4.

Plenty to go in that one for him to get it back though.

Straightforward stuff for Struff as he serves for the first time, with Alcaraz overhitting from the serve to give the German the hold.

A double fault to start for the Spaniard. Quite rare, you’d imagine.

He’s on the board soon enough, with Struff going long before an ace for the two-time winner.

And Alcaraz secures the hold as the German finds the net with his last return.

Alcaraz to serve first in this one!

Norrie has held his serve and he’s now 5-1 up in the third set! Moments away from the fourth round now.

Jack Rathborn on No.1 Court:

Norrie can sniff the finish line. Bellucci has given him everything he’s got and Norrie remains in every point, ready to counter-punch with the Italian.

The crowd is thrilled by the ebb and flow of these points, with every Norrie winner sparking loud cheers. No 1 Court is his favourite, after all, and Norrie is now just three games away from a fourth-round berth. The crowd is even relaxing a little, soaking in the rays from the sky and the crisp strokes from the home favourite that continue to break down the flashy Italian.

Carlos Alcaraz and Jan-Lennard Struff are warming up on Centre Court as we speak!

We’ll pivot over to that match now.

Another chance at a break for Norrie?

Two errors in a row from Bellucci to make it 30-0, and then another for 40-0!

Body language isn’t positive!

And this one falls Norrie’s way, as he meets the shot low on the volley at the net to clip over a dropshot.