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Watch Wimbledon Men's Final live streams for free as Jannik Sinner takes on Alexander Zverev at SW19.
Centre Court action kicks off at 4pm BST / 11am ET / 8am ET with free streaming available via BBC iPlayer (UK) and 9Now (AUS)
We'll show you exactly how you can watch Wimbledon Men's Final between Sinner and Zverev for free from anywhere in the world, including the US, Canada, UK and Australia.
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Welcome to our Wimbledon Men's Final live blog
It's Sinner vs Zverev at SW19 as the top two seeds face off on centre court.
You can stream all the action via BBC iPlayer (UK) and 9Now (AUS), but if you're away from home make sure to use NordVPN to access the action.
What time does Sinner vs Zverev start?
Play gets underway at 4pm BST / 11am ET / 8am PT.
Make sure to have your viewing party sorted by then. If you're away from home, NordVPN can unlock your stream from anywhere in the world.
How Sinner made it to the final against Djokovic
Women's doubles final underway, Sinner and Zverev at 4pm
Hey, Wimbledon fans - freelance contributor Jamie Richards here to take you through the final day of the championship.
The women's doubles final is underway. Guo and Mladenovic took the first set 6-3, but Stefani and Dubrowski currently lead 3-2 in the second set.
Guo and Mladenovic are women's doubles champions
Guo Hanyu and Kristina Mladenovic have won the women's doubles final against Luisa Stefani and Gabriela Dabrowski, with a final score of 6-3 7-5.
Sinner vs Zverev: First serve at 4pm BST
Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev take to Centre Court at 4pm BST / 11am ET / 8am PT for the men's single's final, the final match of the tournament.
Sinner serves
Sinner is first up to serve, starts with a fault, and ends up 15-0 up on second go. Both men are opening with heavy, powerful swings, and a long rally brings it up to 15-15.
Sinner lands first ace
An ace from Sinner brings us up to 30-30. His serves so far have been a mixed bag, but the power is there.
Sinner takes first game
Jannik Sinner has taken the first game of the first set and match overall. He's struggling with services, with three consecutive lets, but is rallying well. Zverev to serve in the second game.
Zverev strikes back
With a series of rapid first and even second serves, Zverev blitzes through the second game with straight points.
Sinner pulling ahead
The score sits at 4-3 to Sinner in the first set, with the current game at a deuce. Both players are playing with massive power, with rally speeds of up to 136mph. Zverev has a brutal swing, but Sinner's tactical plays have allowed him to pull slightly ahead.
First set goes to tiebreak
At 6-6, the first set has gone to a tiebreak. The first player to reach 7 points with a 2 point lead will win the set.
First set goes to Zverev
After a tense tiebreaker, Zverev has taken the first set 7-6. With more unforced errors than Sinner, Zverev seems to be embracing a power-focused, high-risk, high-reward play style.
Neck and neck
The second set currently sits at 3-3. Again, both players are showing phenomenal athleticism. The slim leads Zverev pulls over Sinner and quickly brought back.
Second set goes to tiebreak
No let up on Centre Court as the second set goes to a tiebreaker. Sinner leads in the tiebreak 2-0.
Sinner takes second set
It's one set all, meaning we're in for at least another two sets. With how well both players are performing, I'm settling in for a long one.
The third set rolls on
Sinner is securing a stronger lead than we've seen from either player so far. Leading by 5 games to 3 in the third set, Sinner has a chance to claim his second set with the next game.
And just like that...
Jannik Sinner has taken his second set 6-3. If he wins the next, that'll be the tournament over. He's clearly not as energised as he was at the start of the match, but is still agile enough to keep up with a slightly tiring Zverev.
This could be it!
Despite some powerful plays from Zverev, Sinner is now serving for what could be his final game of the tournament. Play is getting wild and wiry as both men feel the exhaustion of more than three hours of match time.
SINNER IS WIMBLEDON CHAMPION
In the longest match he's ever won, Jannik Sinner has defeated Alexander Zverev to defend his Wimbledon men's singles championship title!
Final score: 6(7)-7(9) 7(7)-6(2) 6-3 6-4
The Sinner Takes It All
Sinner to the crowd: "I'm happy about the win, but I'm also happy about the level we played at, and that's because of you"
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