Kerber vs. Serena Williams: The Wimbledon Final In The Live Ticker

Angelique Kerber – Serena Williams 6: 3, 2: 1

6: 3, 2: 1: But Kerber turns the backlog to his own service and makes the game thanks Williams returns to the net for a 2-1 lead for the Germans.

6: 3, 1: 1: Williams' useless error at the beginning of the Kerber service match. But the American is furiously pulling two strong winners behind, 30:15 for Williams.

6: 3, 1: 1: The public realizes that Williams is in trouble, pulling the Wimbledon champion seven times hard on. It works: Serena survives this critical phase and equalizes to 1-1

6: 3, 1: 0: Kerber World Class Tennis! What kind of forehand does he have today ?! In addition, she makes small mistakes, 30:15 for the German to serve Williams.

6: 3, 1: 0: Kerber advance, makes the first serve in the second set very quickly clear, 1-0 lead

6: 3: Class, Angie! Kerber causes Williams errors and gets the first set with the first set of ball!

5: 3: Great German tennis. Kerber draws Williams to the net and then plays a great eulogy – which is unfortunately very close to the end. 30:30

5: 3: Kerber defends the class, defends himself well. At 40:30 then she has to go to the second service, but Williams makes a mistake back. He is 5: 3 for Kerber, who is here on the way to the game win.

4: 3: Now fill in as much as you can. However, Williams takes the lead ahead 30:15 in the lead, because Kerber also helps the challenge nothing.

4: 3 Serena must in the second service – and in which she has not torn anything in five attempts. Not even now, Kerber gets the second break and takes the lead, 4: 3

3: 3: The first is Williams' class, and then an excellent service afterwards. Only 40:30 for Kerber.

3: 3: Williams' second double error! Three chances of break for Kerber.

3: 3: Very good stoppage of the Germans because Williams is not fast enough on the net to play on the controlled ball. 15: 0 for the Germans.

3: 3: Very good service. Kerber transforms the second ball and equalizes

2: 3: The two-handed longline, after, three balls in this important service game for Kerber.

2: 3: Kerber must now follow suit – and that's great. Again comes this great forehand of Kieler, 30: 0.

2: 3: Williams beats his first ace and takes the lead for the first time in this match – 3: 2 for the 36-year- old.

2: 2: Williams is in the game now. She already has seven unforced errors, but now she has her sixth winner. 40:15

2: 2: Kerber's useless error, she drops her service to zero. 2: 2

2: 1: Kerber strikes again. Williams now shows his extra class and quickly leads 40: 0. Three chances to re-break.

2: 1: The next game ball turns Williams, the first game win for the long-standing Dominatorin.

2: 0: Spielball Williams. The American goes to the net, Kerber sees him and plays him a very unpleasant ball at his feet. Williams plays in the net – only 40:30

2: 0: Williams brought with everyone except every first service on the field, but Kerber comes back heavily. 15:15

2: 0: now serves Kerber. The first rally goes to Williams, but the German plays here at the start of the big tennis. Big forehand Longline and already leads Kerber 2: 0!

1: 0: Yes! First longer rally – with the best end for Kerber. There is a break here, a good start.

0: 0: But Kerber is right in the game. Strong return of the Germans then Williams throws a simple ball in the net. Directly the first breakball for Kerber!

0: 0: Williams' impressive start, two quick points for the American at 30: 0.

17.15: Let's go! Williams serves at the beginning.

17:12: Williams seems determined and serious, Kerber smiles at the mandatory group photo with referee Kader Nouni of France. The two finalists play briefly hot, then it starts here

17:05: Come on, it gets serious. The two finalists cross the long corridor towards the Court, take a bouquet of flowers in their hands and enter the lawn. Williams in front, just behind Kerber. Applause appears, in a few minutes it starts

16:49: Nothing is happening yet on the sacred grass, the players are still waiting.

16.33 clock: This is done. Djokovic wins the fifth set against Nadal 10: 8 and heads for tomorrow's final against Anderson. The central court is free for the women's final and should be ready in about 20 minutes

16.20: Your experience and their extra class speaks for Serena. The younger sister Williams has already won 23 Grand Slam titles, more than any other in the history of professional tennis. In direct comparison with Kerber, the American is clearly ahead: Williams has won six games out of eight. Naturally, she had problems returning home after the baby's break. But in her semi-final against Julia Görges, the Wimbledon winner seven times showed how strong she is as a young mother.

16:09: What are the odds today for Angie Kerber? German tennis boss Barbara Rittner calls a guest for FOCUS Online as a "favorite" against Williams. The German number two has already managed once to defeat the long-time industry leader in a grand finale. In Melbourne, she entered the history of German tennis as the first Grand Slam winner since Graf at the 2016 Australian Open. This reminder can help her remake the leader. -d'work on the number one longtime.

The Schleswig-Holsteiner is mentally strong, speaks of having learned a lot. The last games she's played with a very low error rate. For her also talks about Serena Williams after her baby break until their fourth tournament. It's been a little over ten months since her daughter was born.

15:55: The game on the Center Court takes off. 6: 6 is in the fifth set between Djokovic and Nadal, a tie-break but there is no decision. It is played until one of the two games has a lead. This mode made for the second men's semifinal between Kevin Anderson and John Isner for the second longest part of the tournament's history yesterday. We hope the two men will finish faster today to clear the place for Kerber and Williams.

14h56: Kerber and Williams must be patient. The fourth movement between Djokovic and Nadal is already dragging.

11h30: Welcome to the live ticker of FOCUS Online. The Wimbledon miracle of Angelique Kerber comes true this time, the final coup against Serena Williams succeeds. With the effect of learning after the grandiose, but lost two years ago, he wants to improve the Kieler against the young mother now. "I know I have the potential to win such things," says the North German. "At that time, I did not know what to expect, now I know what it's like."

Serena Williams won in the semifinals in two sets against Julia Görges and thus prevented a German final. Kerber supremely defeated Latvian Grand Slam champion Jelena Ostapenko in two sets