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Tim Ambrose celebrates his hundred © PA Photos |
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Brendan Rodgers directs his players © Getty Images |
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Tramaine Brock tackles Jackie Battle © PA Photos |
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Andy Roddick announces his retirement © PA Photos |
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Night time falls over Arthur Ashe Stadium © Getty Images |
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Venus Williams reflects on another error © Getty Images |
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Roger Federer questions a line call © Getty Images |
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Roger Federer thanks the crowd following his victory © Getty Images |
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Roger Federer glides into a backhand volley © Getty Images |
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Serena Williams screams in frustration © PA Photos |
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Serena Williams hits through a forehand © PA Photos |
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John McGlynn and Brendan Rodgers watch from the sideline © Getty Images |
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Serena Williams scampers for a forehand © Getty Images |
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AB de Villiers tries a different sport during warm-ups © PA Photos |
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Serena Williams powers through a backhand © Getty Images |
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Luis Suarez is congratulated by Steven Gerrard after scoring © Getty Images |
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Mardy Fish celebrates his win © Getty Images |
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Luis Suarez scores the equaliser © PA Photos |
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