in the field Sinner, Berrettini and Musetti-Corriere.it

There will be three Italians on the field today, Friday 7 July, at Wimbledon. Jannik Sinner, who caused a sensation with his Gucci designer bag, challenges the Frenchman in the third round Quentin Halys (from around 2pm), after eliminating Juan Manuel Cerundolo (6-2, 6-2, 6-2) and the other Argentine Diego Schwartzman (7-5, 6-1, 6-2). Also takes the field for the third round Lorenzo Musetti: the blue challenges the Pole Hubert Hurkacz (from around 1.15pm), after getting the better of the Peruvian Juan Pablo Varillas (6-3, 6-1, 7-5) and the Spaniard Jaume Munar (6-4, 6-3, 6-1). Finally, Matteo Berrettini’s time again, who beat Lorenzo Sonego in the endless all-Italian derby, taking revenge for the knockout a month ago in Stuttgart, and now faces the Australian Alex de Minaur (from around 1.15pm).

Playing the match in three days certainly helped me, even if we’ll never have proof of what would have happened if it had gone differently, said the blue. The suspension of the match on Wednesday evening, which took place on field 12 much earlier than on the other fields, was catalysed by Berrettini’s protests against the referee after both protagonists had repeatedly fallen slipping on the damp grass: It seemed damp to me, but when I went to try by hand there was not much condensation. I think there should be a little more robust system than a well-dressed umpire putting on his trainers and trying to see if you slip, he concluded.

Among the big names Novak Djokovic also on the pitch (from around 5.45pm) and Carlos Alcaraz (from around 2.30pm). The Serbian plays for the third round against the Swiss Stan Wawrinka (previous in the Slams 4-4), while the Spaniard plays for the second round against the French Alexandre Muller. Also waiting for the end of the match between Andy Murray and Stefanos Tsitsipaswhich was interrupted yesterday with the Scot ahead 2 sets to 1. The second round between the Danish Holger Rune and the Iberian Roberto Carballes Baena is also scheduled (from about 12).

As for the women’s draw, Elisabetta Cocciaretto will challenge the American Jessica Pegula in the third round (from around 4pm). The live television entrusted to Sky Sport, which follows Wimbledon across nine reporting channels. Sky Sport Summer (201), Sky Sport Arena (204) and Sky Sport Tennis (205) will be dedicated to the three main courts: Central, Court 1 and Court 2. Channels 252 to 257, however, will be used to monitor all other fields. Instead, stream on Now TV.