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No one is relishing the prospect of tomorrow afternoon's EDF Energy Cup final more than Gareth Delve.

The final more than doubled ITV1's average audience share in its slot over the past three months.

Although he lacked a serve like Sampras's or a killer forehand like Hewitt's, with a bit of luck he could easily have reached the Wimbledon final more than once.

Nobody has felt more at home on Centre Court over the past 10 years than Federer, who has won the All England Club title six times and will be appearing in his eighth final, more than any other player.

Clarke also wondered about the logic of holding the FA Cup final more than three weeks after the end of the regular Championship season, meaning that if his team spring a shock against Arsenal they will face a lengthy spell without competitive action before a final against Liverpool or Aston Villa, whose league campaigns end a week after Reading's.

One spectator in the crowd at the Maracana followed every kick of the ball, tweeted their analysis of the final more than Gary Lineker or Stan Collymore, and in the end lifted up their shirt like Fabrizio Ravanelli celebrating one of his best goals.

The two clubs have played more than 185 minutes in the finals — more than three full games packed into two.

We think we have a lot of other people who can provide leadership and direction but nobody deserves to play in these finals more than Steve Borthwick".

"He's been in these types of situations, in big finals more than I have," said the 19 year old Clijsters, who beat Lindsay Davenport 6 4, 7 5 on Sunday.

She will take more than $325,000 for reaching the quarter-finals, more than five times the amount she had earned coming into Paris, and push her career earnings over the $1m mark.

Murray, who has not dropped a set yet, has been on court for just over 10 hours en route to the semi-finals, more than eight and a half hours less than Cilic, who must be nearing exhaustion.