‘A memory I’ll have for a long time’ – Andy Murray reflects on special Laver Cup experience

Andy Murray reflected on a special opening day at the Laver Cup after receiving some incredible backing in his singles defeat to Alex de Minaur on Friday. Murray was ultimately beaten 5-7 6-3 10-7, as Team World secured their first win at the competition, but the Scot was overwhelmed with the support from his team-mates in a raucous 02 Arena. Ad He told Eurosport: “It was special to be a part of this occasion and team.

It was surreal sitting or standing and looking over at my team and having Bjorn Borg supporting you. Laver CupDjokovic headlines Laver Cup day two with Tiafoe showdown, Norrie and Fritz in action2 HOURS AGO “With all of the guys that were there on the bench, it was really cool and a memory I'll have for a long time.” Murray got some tips from Novak Djokovic with the score at 6-5, with the score locked at deuce for 10 minutes. Eventually, a double fault from De Minaur proved crucial, as Murray won the first set 7-5, which kept the crowd on the edge of their seats for 80 minutes.

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