Heather Watson vs Jule Niemeier live: Score and updates from Wimbledon round of 16

Heather Watson and Cameron Norrie are the last Britons standing in the singles competitions and will bid for a place in the second week later today against Jule Niemeier and Tommy Paul respectively. 

Defending champion Novak Djokovic closes the show on the main court after young stars Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner do battle, while Ons Jabeur - the favourite to win the women's singles - will look to make progress on day seven of the Championships.

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Bouzkova and Garcia are underway in the women's singles fourth round with the former 3-2 ahead in the first set.

Watson has praised her German opponent Niemeier ahead of their last 16 match.

"She's a good player, really, really good player," Watson said of world number 97 Niemeier.

"Rankings, honestly, I don't care what anybody's rankings are. Everybody's good.

"When I played her [in Monterrey] she was outside the top 100. I remember saying to my team, 'This girl will be in the top 100 in no time'. It'll be a hard match."

Is it Wimbledon without Roger Federer? The legend of centre court isn't competing this year due to injury but he has featured on a promotional video for Wimbledon.

Narrated by @rogerfederer, this is Greatness Never Stops, the latest instalment of our In Pursuit of Greatness series.

A tale of patience, progression and the desire required to strive for excellence time and time again.@ROLEX pic.twitter.com/PJWd86n0w3

There will be a celebration on centre court to celebrate 100 years of the court and the BBC have confirmed there will be music, surprises and more from 1.30pm.

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