Carlos Alcaraz v Jaume Munar live: Queen’s tennis scores and results after Fearnley beats Moutet – UK Times

“It was a really tough battle that we had today. He’s a great competitor and he showed how difficult it is to beat him. I’m proud of the level I showed. It’s my second match on grass this year. There were moments I struggled a lot mentally and physically. I still don’t know how I’m standing here. But I’m really happy I’ve given myself another chance in the quarter-final.

“I just kept fighting. I guess I didn’t give up. Honestly I was out mentally, but I stayed there and tried to play the points and play my best points from the first set. But I still don’t know.”

Alcaraz earns one match point on the Munar serve, and it’s all he needs, returning brilliantly down the T before throwing up a lob Munar can’t get back! A sad end for Munar after a phenomenal effort.

Two dominant holds, finished with aces, and we’re closing in on a match tie-break…

Munar again wins the first two points of the game, and Alcaraz again hits back to steal it.

Munar is now serving to stay in the tournament.

Break! Munar is 30-0 up, seemingly cruising, but Alcaraz comes roaring back – fired by a brilliant backhand winner down the line – with four points in a row to break back.

A hold each, and Munar edges closer to a memorable victory.

Break! Wow, what a winner by Munar, crunching a forehand on to the baseline to convert a break point at 30-40, and the world No 59 leads! Deservedly so.

Break! Alcaraz holds and then snaps the Munar serve in the second game of the third set, and he’s in charge once more.