Wimbledon 2023 Final Highlights: Alcaraz beats defending champion Djokovic to win maiden Wimbledon and second Grand Slam title

What a point! Djokovic won a stunning net point to level the second set 5-5. Crowd is going berserk with the level of competition at the moment. Both players are giving their all for each point. What a match.

Big serves from Alcaraz, including an ace, as he won the game to lead the second set 5-4. Djokovic had a nasty fall in it, after slipping on the grass. It was not the first slip for Djokovic in the match, but this one was a bit nasty and even the racquet slipped from his hand during the fall.

Djokovic held his service game to level the score in the second set. Fairly comfortable game for Djokovic, with Alcaraz winning just one point in it.

Almost a perfect game for Alcaraz, winning it on love. After two points from two rallies, Alcaraz came up with a forehand down the line winner to make it 40-0, before an ace wrapped it up for the Spaniard.

Alcaraz started superbly in the game, winning the first two points for a lead of 30-0. Alcaraz won them with an exquisite drop shot and a winner, but Djokovic came up with a couple of big serves to come back and level the set at 3-3. This one is going to the wires.

Alcaraz had to dig deep to hold his service game and lead the second set 3-2. Alcaraz was leading 40-15 when Djokovic produced two big winners to take the game to deuce. But Alcaraz held his nerves to hold the game.

What a game! Djokovic saved a breakpoint to level the set 2-2. Down at 30-40, Djokovic won a 29-shot rally to take the game to deuce, before coming up with a volley winner at the net. A big serve then wrapped up the game for the Serbian.

Djokovic roared back as he broke Alcaraz to open his account in the second set. Alcaraz hit a couple of big forehand shots long to give away the game to Djokovic. Another tight game as the contest heats up at the Centre Court. Alcaraz's drop shots not giving him the desired outcome in the match so far.

Finally Alcaraz is in the lead, breaking Djokovic for the first time in the final. A tight and long game it was, lasting 8 minutes of game time. Alcaraz raced to 30-0 on Djokovic's serves, but played unforced errors to give away the advantage. But the first breakpoint he earned, he capitalised it to take a crucial 2-0 lead in the second set.

First easy game for Alcaraz as he started the second set on a positive note. World No.1 won it comfortably on 15.

Djokovic sealed the first set with an overhead winner from the net. And it was a quick service game for Djokovic, winning it on love. Alcaraz needs to up his ante in the coming sets to remain in the contest against 'almost' unstoppable Djokovic at the moment.

Alcaraz opened his account with a 'classy' on the line forehand passing shot as he trailed 1-5 in the first set. Looking to hold his first service game, Alcaraz raced to 30-0 before conceding two consecutive points. But he managed to come up with two big winners to win the game.

A quick game for Djokovic, winning it on 15. The Serbian finished it off with a volley forehand winner from the net. Alcaraz looks clueless so far against the relentless Djokovic.

Djokovic broke Alcaraz again to take a substantial lead in the first set. Alcaraz saved two breakpoints to take the game to deuce, but failed to save the third against a relentless Djokovic. From down by a breakpoint in the very first game of the contest, Djokovic has turned around the contest and now leads 4-0.

Djokovic wrapped up the game with an ace in the middle. He was 15-30 down at one time, before he raced to 40-30 with two long rallies. Advantage Djokovic early in the summit clash.

Djokovic broke the first service game of Alcaraz to take a 2-0 lead in the first set. Three unforced errors and with no time, Djokovic was with three breakpoints in the game. Alcaraz fought back to earn two points, one with a cracking forehand winner. But Djokovic came up with his own forehand crosscourt shot to break Alcaraz early in the contest.

Tight first game to start the title clash, which lasted 7 minutes. Djokovic saved a breakpoint to win the first game of the big final. A backhand down the line shot and a forehand cross-court return winner gave Alcaraz the lead in the game and he had a breakpoint when Djokovic hit the net with a backhand shot. But Djokovic produced a few big serves to wrap up the game.