- Williams sisters to contest their fourth final Wimbledon Women’s semi-finals: Sisters Serena and Venus Williams will contest a Wimbledon final for the fourth time after the latter followed her younger sibling into Saturday’s showpiece with a two-set demolition of Russian top seed Dinara Safina. Earlier this afternoon Serena was made to work much harder by Elena Dementieva to earn her place in her fifth SW19 final.
- Wily veteran Haas dashes Djokovic's dream
THE OLDEST swinger left in the draw showed that this game isn’t all about teenagers and 20-year-olds. Tommy Haas, German and proudly 31 years and two months old, may have been almost a decade older that 22-year-old Novak Djokovic but it’s the veteran and 24th seed who faces Roger Federer in the semi-final.
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