Wimbledon - 'I'm going to take it to him' - Tearful Cameron Norrie ready for shock Novak Djokovic semi-final

Britain's Cameron Norrie was left «speechless» as he beat David Goffin to reach the semi-finals of Wimbledon for the first time on Tuesday evening. The Brit delighted the home crowd on Court 1 after recovering from losing both the first and third sets to roar back and claim a famous victory in the fifth, 3-6 7-5 2-6 6-3 7-5. Ad/> Now a hotly-anticipated semi-final against the reigning Wimbledon champion and top seed, Novak Djokovic, awaits for the Brit, and he could barely believe what had happened.

WimbledonNorrie into first Wimbledon semi-final after epic five-set win over GoffinAN HOUR AGO «Honestly, I’m speechless,» Norrie said in his on-court interview. «I'm so happy to get through with such a great team and such great family and friends here. »It wasn't going my way from the beginning and I wasn’t feeling good and feeling the ball.

That was all credit to David — he was moving me, playing really good and I couldn’t find my game. «But thanks to you guys, I managed to stay as patient as I could, and it was all just adrenaline. I just used my legs in the end and tried to put the ball in the court.

It was great to get over the line for sure. 'He's flying!' — Watch incredible shot as Djokovic does splits to make winner 'Rude and annoying Kyrgios not to blame in Tsitsipas row' — Toni Nadal 'He likes to intimidate me' — Djokovic says son impersonates Nadal in practice »I think just winning a match like this — I’m in shock. I don’t know what to say now, obviously, but I'm getting flashbacks of all the hard work, all the pre-seasons and all the sacrifices I’ve had to make.