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We're going to call it a day with our live text coverage but there's still one match playing out on Centre Court.

Third seed Felix Auger-Aliassime, bidding to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon for just the second time, holds a one-set lead over Michael Zheng after coming through a tie-break.

You can watch the rest of the match at the top of this page, just click 'watch live'.

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Defending women's champion Iga Swiatek will open Centre Court at 13:30 BST on Saturday, taking on 29th seed Alexandra Eala for a spot in the fourth round.

That's followed by an all-American clash between Amanda Anisimova and Madison Keys before 2021 finalist Matteo Berrettini takes on fan favourite Grigor Dimitrov.

On Court One, second seed Elena Rybakina faces Elise Mertens at 13:00. Then, French Open champion Alexander Zverev takes on Marcos Giron before big-serving Alexander Bublik meets Frances Tiafoe.

Arthur Fery - the last Brit standing in the singles - is on court 18 for his meeting with Zizou Bergs, with Taylor Fritz and Alex de Minaur also in action.

Live TV coverage (BBC One, BBC Two and BBC iPlayer) starts at 11:00 BST with radio commentary (5 Live, 5 Sports Extra, and BBC Sounds) from 13:00. Plus, live text commentary right here on the BBC Sport website from 11:00.

BBC Two

You can catch up on all of the action from day five with Today at Wimbledon, which will be on BBC Two from 23:00 BST.

You can also watch it - and previous episodes - on the BBC iPlayer while individual match highlights are available here.

Jannik Sinner, Aryna Sabalenka, Novak Djokovic, Coco Gauff and Naomi Osaka were among those in action on day five - so, as you can expect, there was some pretty good tennis played.

Here's the pick of the shots.

• Novak Djokovic was given a stern test by 25th seed Arthur Rinderknech but the seven-time Wimbledon champion made it through to round four in four sets.
• Defending champion Jannik Sinner won in straight sets against Jenson Brooksby on Court One.
• In the women's draw, world number one Aryna Sabalenka beat Jelena Ostapenko 6-4 6-4 to progress to the fourth round.
• Qualifiers Roman Safiullin and Shintaro Mochizuki knocked out two of the sport's rising stars - Joao Fonseca and Rafael Jodar, respectively - while Jan-Lennard Struff defeated eighth seed Daniil Medvedev in straight sets.

• Naomi Osaka beat Daria Kasatkina in straight sets, Coco Gauff battled past qualifier Claire Liu in three, and Belinda Bencic, Jessica Pegula and Iva Jovic also secured fourth-round spots.

World number seven Coco Gauff, speaking on Court One after beating fellow American Claire Liu: "I'm just happy to get through. I had some opportunities to close it out in the second set but I'm glad I didn't let that derail me and I was able to come out with a win today. I felt better today, I think Claire [Liu] stepped up her level and I definitely had opportunities with some of those match points, but it is only experiences that you can learn from."

On how she will prepare for her next match: "Well I wasn't really tired after the match two days ago and I don't really think I'll be tired after this one. It's grass so you aren't playing too many long points in all honesty. For example, I had a two-setter at Roland Garros on the clay that was more physical than all my matches here.

"I'll probably just take an ice bath or something, I don't know because I'm still young so I honestly don't really wake up sore after a match. I only really feel like that if I lift heavy [in the gym], but I'm obviously not doing that during the tournament. Maybe in a couple of years from now I'll have a more thorough post-match plan!"

On coming through difficult periods in her first three matches: "I don't think I'm playing my best tennis. I think I served as well as I did in my last match today, but I held serve when I needed to. I definitely feel more confident after the last two matches because both the opponents I played were high-level players and very good grass-court players. Belinda [Bencic] will be the same, she is good on this surface as well so it will be a tough one."

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Kyle Edmund
Former British number one on BBC One

It's a shame that they're going to have to shut the roof. It's always best in the outdoor tournaments when they actually play outside.

Jeff Tarango
Former American tennis player on BBC Radio 5 Live

Gauff certainly did fight it out. You wonder how she's going to reorganise mentally. That's two rounds where she hasn't played her best tennis.

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Tracy Austin
Two-time Grand Slam champion on BBC Two

It's really remarkable the way that Coco Gauff can let that second set go but completely reset and put it in the rear-view mirror. She started elevating her game, playing with pure aggression and started to serve better.

Overall, she played more tennis on the front foot. Now that we're getting into the second week, that's the tennis she's going to have to play to get into the quarter-finals for the first time.

Over on Centre Court, it remains cut and thrust between third seed Felix Auger-Aliassime and Michael Zheng with a tie-break on the horizon.

After failing to take a couple of break points at 5-4, Zheng went on to seal a hold to love before Auger-Aliassime responded with a hold to 15.

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Coco Gauff has played 20 three-set matches in 2026, winning 13.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Huge cheers for Coco Gauff as a hard-earned victory is secured.

‘Yesssss!’ she cries as her progress is confirmed.

Claire Liu gets a wonderful ovation for her efforts, having battled valiantly to take this match to a decider.

Gauff rolls on to the fourth round, matching her best ever result at Wimbledon. Now she will seek to use this battling victory as a springboard to beat that PB at the All England Club.

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Up next for Coco Gauff is Belinda Bencic, who had to come through her own three-set battle against Anna Kalinskaya.

Gauff hit 18 winners to 29 unforced errors today.

For Claire Liu, 57 unforced errors outweighed her 26 winners.

Naomi Broady
Former British player on BBC Radio 5 Live

One thing Gauff does so well is the mental battle. The silence is so loud, there's no turning around and complaining to her coaches. She's just able to bounce back so well.

It's another iffy service game from Coco Gauff but she finds a wide serve for 40-30. Match point.

Jeff Tarango
Former American tennis player on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liu collected all of her towels after that last game, she's about to pack that up.

Michael Zheng gets to 40-30 against serve and puts Felix Auger-Aliassime under pressure for the first time in this match. But the American fails to capitalise.

Zheng gets another break point opportunity but fires long. Auger-Aliassime's experience comes to the fore as he battles to the hold.

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Four consecutive errors gift Coco Gauff the break.

For the second time, she's serving for the match. She had an opportunity at 5-3 in the second and was broken to love remember...

Coco Gauff smacks a cross-court forehand return deep onto the baseline, keeps targeting that area, and breaks Claire Liu's resistance. She has three opportunities for the double-break.