The women's single draw is:

Caroline Wozniacki (1)	v	Arantxa Parra Santonja
Sania Mirza	v	Virginie Razzano
Anastasia Rodionova	v	Andrea Hlavackova
Alona Bondarenko	v	Jarmila Gajdosova (27)
Dominika Cibulkova (24)	v	Mirjana Lucic
Polona Hercog	v	Johanna Larsson
Mathilde Johansson	v	Heather Watson
Anabel Medina Garrigues	v	Julia Goerges (16)
Samantha Stosur (10)	v	Melinda Czink
Anastasiya Yakimova	v	Sofia Arvidsson
Elena Baltacha	v	Qualifier
Kirsten Flipkens	v	Shuai Peng (20)
Lucie Safarova (31)	v	Lucie Hradecka
Klara Zakopalova	v	Emily Webley-Smith
Angelique Kerber	v	Laura Robson
Anna Chakvetadze	v	Maria Sharapova (5)
Na Li (3)	v	Alla Kudryavtseva
Sabine Lisicki	v	Anastasija Sevastova
Jie Zheng	v	Zuzana Ondraskova
Qualifier	v	Bethanie Mattek-Sands (30)
Ana Ivanovic (18)	v	Melanie Oudin
Coco Vandeweghe	v	Eleni Daniilidou
Kristina Barrois	v	Petra Cetkovska
Olga Govortsova	v	Agnieszka Radwanska (13)
Marion Bartoli (9)	v	Qualifier
Lourdes Dominguez Lino	v	Romina Oprandi
Evgeniya Rodina	v	Chanelle Scheepers
Irina-Camelia Begu	v	Flavia Pennetta (21)
Maria Kirilenko (26)	v	Alberta Brianti
Qualifier	v	Yaroslava Shvedova
Simona Halep	v	Bojana Jovanovski
Aravane Rezai	v	Serena Williams (7)
Francesca Schiavone (6)	v	Jelena Dokic
Barbora Zahlavova Strycova	v	Qualifier
Ayumi Morita	v	Tamira Paszek
Christina McHale	v	Ekaterina Makarova (28)
Shahar Peer (22)	v	Ksenia Pervak
Sorana Cirstea	v	Pauline Parmentier
Qualifier	v	Qualifier
Greta Arn	v	Andrea Petkovic (11)
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (14)	v	Qualifier
Vesna Dolonts	v	Nadia Petrova
Kateryna Bondarenko	v	Alize Cornet
Sara Errani	v	Kaia Kanepi (17)
Daniela Hantuchova (25)	v	Qualifier
Qualifier	v	Qualifier
Sandra Zahlavova	v	Iveta Benesova
Magdalena Rybarikova	v	Victoria Azarenka (4)
Petra Kvitova (8)	v	Qualifier
Naomi Broady	v	Anne Keothavong
Rebecca Marino	v	Patricia Mayr-Achleitner
Vera Dushevina	v	Roberta Vinci (29)
Yanina Wickmayer (19)	v	Varvara Lepchenko
Anastasia Pivovarova	v	Anna Tatishvili
Jill Craybas	v	Alexandra Dulgheru
Shuai Zhang	v	Svetlana Kuznetsova (12)
Jelena Jankovic (15)	v	Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez
Monica Niculescu	v	Sybille Bammer
Katie O'Brien	v	Kimiko Date-Krumm
Akgul Amanmuradova	v	Venus Williams (23)
Tsvetana Pironkova (32)	v	Qualifier
Vania King	v	Petra Martic
Elena Vesnina	v	Laura Pous-Tio
Alison Riske	v	Vera Zvonareva (2)

Elena Baltacha is drawn against a qualifier. Heather Watson is drawn against Mathilde Johansson (ranked 64). Anne Keothavong is drawn against Naomi Broady so at least one British player is guaranteed to get to the second round.

Today's schedule (weather permitting) includes:

Centre Court

Nadal (1) v Russell

Schiavone (6) v Dokic

Murray (4) v Gimeno-Traver

Court 1

Riske v Zvonareva (2)

Volandri v Berdych (6)

Beck v Roddick (8)

Other British players in action today:

First match on court 3 Katie O'Brien v Date-Krumm

Third match on court 12 Naomi Broady v Anne Keothavong so 1 British player is guaranteed to the next round

Third match on court 14 Stakhovsky v Daniel Cox

Yesterday's results:

Nadal, Schiavone, Murray, Zvonareva and Berdych won their matches yesterday. The Beck v Roddick match was hit by the weather.

O'Brien lost her match against Date-Krumm. The other matches involving British players were hit by the weather.

Today's schedule (weather permitting but should be better than yesterday) includes:

Centre Court

Rezai v S Williams (7)

Kukushkin v Federer (3)

Chardy v Djokovic (2)

Court 1

Beck v Roddick (8)

Wozniacki (1) v Parra Santonja

Soderling (5) v Petzschner

British players in action today including those postponed from yesterday:

Second match on court 2 Ward v Llodra (19)

Fifth match on court 3 Johansson v Watson (there is a real possibility of a British success here)

Third match on court 5 Mayer (20) v Ward

First match on court 12 is the all British match between Broady and Keothavong

Third match on court 12 Baltacha v Barthel

Second match on court 14 Stakhovsky v Cox

Fifth match on court 14 Zakopalova v Webley-Smith

Serena Williams, Federer, Djokovic, Roddick, Wozniacki and Soderling all won their matches.

Isner beat Mahut - last year's record breaking marathon was not repeated.

Brirish successes yesterday for Anne Keothavong and Elena Baltacha. Heather Watson's match was postponed. The others lost their matches.

Today's second round matches (weather permitting and showers are expected) include:

Centre Court

Date Krumm v Venus Williams

Nadal (1) v Sweeting

Hanescu v Roddick (8)

Court 1

Benneteau v Berdych (6)

Murray (4) v Kamke

Kvitova (8) v Anne Keothavong

First round matches to be played today involving British players include:

First match on court 12 Johansson v Heather Watson

Second match on court 18 Kerber v Laura Robson

Venus Williams, Nadal, Roddick, Berdych, Murray and Kvitova won their matches yesterday.

Athough Heather Watson lost her match and was injured, Laura Robson won her match.

Today's matches include:

Centre Court

Soderling (5) v Hewitt

Li (3) v Lisicki

Mannarino v Federer (3)

Court 1

Anderson v Djokovic (2)

Dimitrov v Tsonga (12)

Laura Robson v Sharapova (5)

Elena Baltacha's match against Peng (20) is the fifth match on Court 2.

Soderling, Federer, Djokovic and Tsonga won their matches yesterday. Li Na was beaten by Lisicki in the biggest shock of the tournament so far.

Laura Robson's and Elena Baltacha's matches were postponed.

Today's matches include:

Centre Court

Lopez v Roddick (8)

Hantuchova (25) v Azarenka (4)

Andy Murray (4) v Ljubicic

Court 1

Laura Robson v Sharapova (5)

Sanchez-Martinez v Venus Williams (23)

Nadal (1) v Muller

Elena Baltacha's delayed match with Peng (20) is the first match on court 18.

Considering Andy Murray's indifferent record of matches with Ljubicic, there is a real possibility that this will be the last day of British involvement in the singles.

Although Elena Baltacha won the first set against Peng, Peng won the next two sets.

Laura Robson did creditably well against Sharapova. In the first set, at one stage she was ahead, took the set to a tie break which Sharapova won. Sharapova then won the second set.

So Andy Murray is the last British player still in the singles, but he is yet to play his match today.

Lopez beat Roddick in yesterday's surprise result in the men's singles. There was a major surprise in the women's singles where Pironkova beat the second seed Zvonareva.

Andy Murray beat Ljubicic in a good test of Murray's form as in previous years this was a match which Murray could well have lost. They had met on 6 previous times with each winning 3 matches. Murray's next match is against Gasquet seeded 17.

There were wins for Azarenka, Sharapova and Venus Williams.

Today's matches (weather permitting) include:

Centre Court

Wozniacki (1) v Gajdosova (27)

Nalbandian (28) v Federer (3)

Baghdatis (32) v Djokovic (2)

Court 1

The conclusion of Nadal (1) v Muller

Kirilenko (26) v Serena Williams (7)

Soderling (5) v Tomic

The first match on Court 2 is Zakopalova v Sharapova (5)

Although Murray is the only Brit left in the singles, there are still lots of Brits playing today in the various doubles matches.

There were wins yesterday for Wozniacki, Federer, Djokovic, Nadal, Serena Williams and Sharapova.

Yesterday's big upset was that Tomic beat Soderling, though Soderling wasn't feeling too well.

The draws for the last 16 are:

Mens

Nadal (1) v Del Potro (24)

Fish (10) v Berdych (6)

Murray (4) v Gasquet (17)

Kubot v Lopez

Ferrer (7) v Tsonga (12)

Youzhny (18) v Federer (3)

Tomic v Malisse

Llodra (19) v Djokovic (2)

So 2 unseeded players are guaranteed to progress to the quarter finals.

Womens

Wozniacki (1) v Cibulkova (24)

Peng (20) v Sharapova (5)

Lisicki v Cetkovska

Bartoli (9) v Serena Williams (7)

Paszek v Pervak

Petrova v Azarenka (4)

Kvitova (8) v Wickmayer (19)

Venus Williams (23) v Pironkova (32)

So at least 2 unsedded players are guaranteed to progress to the quarter finals.

And it is possible the way that platers have been drawn that on paper there could be an all Williams final.

Andy Murray's trick shot against Ljubicic is now on Youtube:

Monday's (thunderstorms permitting) schedule:

Centre Court

Murray v Gasquet

Venus Williams v Pironkova

Nadal v Del Potro

Court 1

Bartoli v Serena Williams

Llodra v Djokovic

Youzhny v Federer

The first 3 matches on Court 2

Peng v Sharapova

Wozniacki v Cibulkova

Fish v Berdych

The first 3 matches on Court 3

Petrova v Azarenka

Kubot v Lopez

Ferrer v Tsonga

The first 2 matches on court 12

Lisicki v Cetkovska

Kvitova v Wickmayer

The first match on court 14

Paszek v Pervak

and the first match on court 18

Tomic v Malisse

The women's 4th round matches have been completed. The biggest shock of the tournament was the defeat of the number 1 seed Wozniacki by Cibulkova. Both of the Williams sisters were also defeated.

The quarter finals tomorrow are:

Centre Court

Lisicki v Bartoli (9)

Cibulkova (24) v Sharapova (5)

Court 1

Kvitova (8) v Pironkova (32)

Paszek v Azarenka (4)

Men's results so far today:

Fish (10) beat Berdych (6)

Murray (4) beat Gasquet (17)

Lopez beat Kubot

Tomic beat Malisse

Dkojovic (2) beat Llodra (19)

The only quarter finals known at present are:

Murray (4) v Lopez (ranked 44 in the world)

and Tomic v Djokovic.

Murray would be expected to beat Lopez. And although Djokovic would be expected to beat Tomic, Tomic is clearly the rising star of Wimbledon this year. He may be 158 in the world rankings at present, but he is likely to shoot up.

The other two men's results from yesterday were:

Nadal (1) beat Del Potro (24)

Federer (3) beat Youzhny (18)

Nadal picked up a foot injury during his match and there are concerns that he will be forced to withdraw from the competition which would be a pity.

The quarter finals to be played on Wednesday are:

Nadal (1) v Fish (10)

Murray (4) v Lopez

Tsonga (12) v Federer (3)

Tomic v Djokovic (2)

Nadal has now confirmed that the scan on his foot shows no injury and that he is fit to play tomorrow.

There were wins yesterday for Lisicki, Sharapova, Kvitova and Azarenka.

So the semi-finals are

Lisicki v Sharapova (5)

Kvitova (8) v Azarenka (4)

Although Lisicki is currently ranked 62 and was given a wildcard for Wimbledon, she had been out for a time due to a serious ankle injury, hence her comparatively low ranking. She is a past quarter-finalist at Wimbledon.

Today's quarter finals are:

Centre Court

Tsonga (12) v Federer (3)

Murray (4) v Lopez

Court 1

Tomic v Djokovic (2)

Nadal (1) v Fish (10)

The main surprsie today was Tsonga beating Federer. There were also wins for Murray, Djokovic and Nadal.

Friday's semi finals are therefore:

Tsonga (12) v Djokovic (2)

Murray (4) v Nadal (1)

Today's womens semi finals on Centre Court start with

Azarenka (4) v Kvitova (8)

followed by

Sharapova (5) v Lisicki

The women's singles final on Saturday will be between Kvitova (who beat Azarenka) and Sharapova (who beat Lisicki).

In the junior boys competition, Liam Broady has reached the semi-finals where he will face Jason Kubler.

Today's mens singles finals on Centre Court start with

Tsonga (12) v Djokovic (2)

followed by

Murray (4) v Nadal (1)

Liam Broady's semi-final match where he faces Jason Kubler in the junior boys semi-finals is the first match on Court 3 and is due to start at noon.

Liam Broady has just beaten Jason Kubler 6:4, 6:3 to reach the boys final.

The men's singles final on Sunday will be between Nadal who beat Tsonga and Djokovic who beat Murray. There was almost a sense of inevitability that this would be the final. I suspect it will be Djokovic who wins. Regardless of who wins Djokovic will become the world number one as the current rankings points score show that he is only a few points behind Nadal and whereas last year he lost in the semi finals whereas Nadal won the final.

The womens final between Kvitova and Sharapova is today on Centre Court.

Liam Broady's final in the boys singles is against Luke Saville and is the first match on Court 1 and starts an hour before the womens final. Liam is the brother of Naomi Broady

Petra Kvitova beat Maria Sharapova 6:3, 6:4 and is the first Czech since Jana Novotna in 1998 to win at Wimbledon.

Liam Broady was beaten by Luke Saville 6:2, 4:6, 2:6.

The men's final between Nadal and Djokvic is today on Centre Court.

The boys doubles final is the third match on Court 1. It is guaranteed that there will be one British winner this year as Oliver Golding (with Jiri Vesely) is palying against George Morgan (with Mate Pavic).

Novak Djokovic beat Rafael Nadal 6:4, 6:1, 1:6, 6:3

George Morgan and Mate Pavic won the boys doubles final against Oliver Golding and Jiri Vesely 3:6, 6:4, 7:5.