We’ve already had a huge upset on ‘Manic Monday’ with Iga Swiatek crashing out the hands of the impressive Ons Jabeur.

“Coco is such a talented young player, she has such a great future in-front of her,” Kerber says in her on-court interview.

“I really enjoy my time here, it’s so great to play in-front of you guys again, it gives me the energy to play my best tennis. Every single match that I win here is a win, I’m just trying to savour the moment.”

Coco Gauff 4-6 4-6 Angelique Kerber: Three match points and Kerber needs just one, rocketing down an ace to knock Coco Gauff out and progress to the quarter-finals. The 2018 Champion looks back to her best and is a genuine contender to win the whole thing in this sort of form.

Coco Gauff 4-6 4-5 Angelique Kerber: That’s superb from Gauff. She holds and takes a seat for the change of ends, grabbing a few grapes for a boost of energy and staring off into the distance in focus. One break of a serve is all she needs to keep this match alive.

Coco Gauff 4-6 3-5 Angelique Kerber: Here we go then, Kerber is one game away. Gauff to serve.

Coco Gauff 4-6 3-4 Angelique Kerber: Gauff holds again. She’s making Kerber go out and win this one.

Coco Gauff 4-6 2-4 Angelique Kerber: You’ve got to give it to Kerber, she’s kept her head here and is now just two games away from a Wimbledon quarter-final. This is the sort of match where momentum can change so easily, but she’s keeping her focus.

Coco Gauff 4-6 2-3 Angelique Kerber: Gauff holds and it’s greeted by a huge cheer from the Centre Court crowd. They want more of this.

Coco Gauff 4-6 1-3 Angelique Kerber: The German holds and this cracker of a match could be over before we know it. Can Gauff respond?

Coco Gauff 4-6 1-2 Angelique Kerber: That’s a huge break for Kerber. Gauff might have the support of the crowd on Centre Court, but she’s up against it big time.

Coco Gauff 4-6 1-1 Angelique Kerber: It’s been an exceptionally tight start to the second set, but Kerber, after being taken to deuce, holds.

Coco Gauff 4-6 1-0 Angelique Kerber: Gauff holds an epic opening game of the second in what could prove a pivotal moment for her.

Coco Gauff 4-6 Angelique Kerber: The German takes the first set in 32 minutes. That was a breathless half an hour of tennis, more of the same please

Coco Gauff 4-5 Angelique Kerber: A ripped cross-court winner sees Gauff hold and Kerber is going to have to serve out for the set.

Coco Gauff 3-5 Angelique Kerber: The two players have settled and Kerber holds for a second time.

Coco Gauff 3-4 Angelique Kerber: You wait forever for a service hold and then two come along at once. That’s more like it from Coco, who has been ruthless on her first serve throughout this tournament so far. In fact, a handy stat is that over 50% of her first serves don’t come back. That’s a position you want to be in, particularly in a long Grand Slam.

Coco Gauff 2-4 Angelique Kerber: Finally the run of breaks ends and Kerber takes control of the set with her service hold.

Coco Gauff 2-3 Angelique Kerber: And Kerber breaks again. Both players are slightly off it on serve, but the returning has been world-class.

Coco Gauff 2-2 Angelique Kerber: And the breaks continue. Remarkable start to this match. Centre Court is entranced.