DIRECT. Wimbledon 2022: Nadal on the move, Cornet and Tan eliminated, matches and results live

21:56 – 3-5 Van de Zandschulp

Good passing from Van de Zandschulp. Coming on the fly, Nadal fails to control the backhand ball and puts it in the net (3-5).

21:53 – 5-2 Nadal

Behind a good first, Van de Zandschulp tries to accelerate with a forehand to get to the net but his attack is a little too long (2-5).

21:52 – 4-2 Nadal

After a very high quality exchange, Van de Zandschulp is mistaken in his option by trying to slip a drop shot. His ball is too short and stays in the band of the net (4-2).

21:51 – 3-2 Nadal

Nadal accelerates crossed in forehand and causes the fault of Van de Zandschulp (3-2).

21:50 – 2-2 Van de Zandschulp

The game starts in the center of the court and Nadal backhand puts too much and allows Van de Zandschulp to equalize (2-2).

21:49 – 1-2 Van de Zandschulp

Van de Zandschulp offers an easy point with an outside service followed by a conclusion at the net (1-2).

21:48 – 2-0 Nadal

Nadal’s deep comeback destabilizes Van de Zandschulp. Behind, Nadal enters the court and attacks along the backhand line. His shot in the angle is unstoppable (2-0).

21:47 – 1-0 Nadal

Nadal rolls up his service at the T, Van de Zandschulp sends his backhand return into the net (1-0).

21:44 – Time for the tie break

Van de Zandschulp does not tremble and connects four clean points including a winning service and takes this third set to the tie break (6/6).

21:40 – Expedited Nadal

Express service game for Rafael Nadal. Ideas clear again, the Mallorcan won his game without conceding the slightest point (6/5).

21:39 – Van de Zandschulp reassembles

With a winning backhand, Van de Zandschulp takes care of completing his service game and acts his return to height at the end of the third set (5/5).

21:34 – Nadal misses the chance

Small surprise on Center Court. Accustomed to tightening the game when the moment requires it, Nadal loses his service on a failed game, like this last sliced ​​backhand, which comes out in length. Reprieve for Van de Zandschulp who will serve to return to 5/5.

21:31 – Nadal will have to serve for the game

Van de Zandschulp secures his face-off and forces Nadal to serve to win this round of 16 at Wimbledon (5/3).

21:30 – Tomljanovic 23 years later

By eliminating Alizée Cornet and reaching the quarter-finals at Wimbledon for the second year in a row, Ajla Tomljanovic became the first Australian to achieve this “double” since Jelena Dokic at the end of the last century (1999-2000).

Ajla Tomljanovic becomes the first Australian woman to reach back-to-back Wimbledon quarter-finals since Jelena Dokic in 1999-00 ???? pic.twitter.com/OkY99gIjUr

— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 4, 2022

21:25 – Nadal is very close

Rafael Nadal confirms his break with a shutout full of authority like this last powerful serve slamming to the T that Van de Zandschulp cannot bring back. The Majorcan only needs one game to close the deal and go to the quarter-finals (5/2).

21:23 – Nadal break!

Nadal makes a new break with a prodigious passing. On a crossed forehand volley from Van de Zandschulp, the Mallorcan executes a reflex half-volley which turns into a short crossed passing. Beautiful. Nadal belches behind, clenched fist, all throat out (4/2).

21:21 – Van de Zandschulp gets pierced

Attracted on the fly by a defense at the end of the race from Nadal, Van de Zandschulp is too soft on his high volley and is pierced by the Spaniard’s cross backhand passing.

21:20 – Nadal in major service

Rafael Nadal delivers a remarkable service performance. He signs two aces, bringing his total to 7, and wins without blinking his engagement (3/2).

21:13 – Van de Zandschulp wins white his game

One blank game chases another. Very few exchanges in this duel between Nadal and Van de Zandschulp. The Dutchman signs a shutout while in control to return to 2/2.

21:12 – White game for Nadal

At the T, Nadal managed a winning service and signed a shutout as if to signify that he had regained control of operations. He leads 2/1.

21:10 – Immediate break from Nadal

Nadal does not leave a second of respite to Van de Zandschulp. As soon as he was broken, the Spaniard made the effort to come back up. the last point is a model of its kind with this lasso forehand that wraps around the corner and flees the opposing player (1/1).

21:07 – Break for Van de Zandschulp

This time he did. Unlike in the second set where he had let the opportunity pass, Van de Zandschulp managed to grab Nadal’s serve. Led 0-40, the Dutch took advantage of several errors from the Spaniard to pick up before going for the break by pressing hard with his forehand (1/0).

20:49 – Nadal close to the 2nd set

Nadal chained the first balls and left Van de Zandschulp unanswered. The Spaniard touches the area he wants and succeeds in a shutout on a winning service at the T on the backhand of the Dutchman (5/2).

20:46 – Van de Zandschulp follows

At the net, Van de Zandschulp comes to conclude a well-negotiated game where he will also have planted an ace, his 8th of the day. It returns to 2/4.