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There it is! Ninth seed Noskova, 21, beats fellow Czech player Karolina Muchova in three sets, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3 to win the Wimbledon 2026 women's singles title. First Grand Slam win for the young Noskova.

Muchova holds to love! She converts the return into a volley and places this towards the left side, giving Muchova no chance to make the return. All eyes on Noskova as she serves for the match!

Noskova holds to love, moving one step closer to the title! She opens up a commanding 5-2 lead in this deciding set. It is truly now or never for Muchova, who must hold her serve next just to stay in the match.

Noskova holds again! She is marching on in this final set and now leads 4-1. She seals it with an excellent cross-court forehand that leaves Muchova only able to find the net on the return.

It's now or never for Muchova as she prepares to serve to keep her Wimbledon dreams alive!

Muchova holds to 30! She seals the game with a brilliant forehand down the line to catch Noskova completely off guard.

The pressure shifts right back to Noskova, who has relied heavily on her big serve today, firing nine aces compared to Muchova's five.

Noskova holds and gets a huge roar from the crowd! She consolidates the break to claim a 3-0 lead in the decider. We have now officially crossed the two-hour mark in this grueling championship match.

Noskova breaks! The momentum is changing hands at a dizzying pace. She now has the upper hand once again in this decider, unless Muchova can find a way to turn the tide. The first serves from both players have fallen off a cliff under the immense pressure.

Noskova survives! She finally breaks a run of five winless games to secure a crucial hold in this third and final set. The onus is right back on Muchova to respond!

What a breathtaking turn of events! Noskova has somehow managed to let a commanding lead slip, and a relentless Muchova capitalizes to level the match, snatching the second set 7-5.

Tense tennis from both sides of the net as Noskova serves for the title! Neither the first serves nor the returns are quite up to par as the nerves clearly take over.

Muchova is fighting hard to break back, while Noskova is trying to steady the ship. As things stand, Muchova is throwing everything she has at this game to extend the second set!

Muchova earns herself a game point with a well-placed forehand, but Noskova responds with a stunning return before volleying the winner to get us back to deuce.

The two go back and forth in a breathless exchange. Noskova fights teeth and nail to earn herself a championship point, but Muchova refuses to die, painting the lines to stay alive.

After more than 10 minutes of pure drama in the longest game of the match, Muchova holds her nerve and her serve! She denies Noskova the title for now and clawing the score back to 3-5. What a warrior.

Noskova squanders a couple of match points, allowing Muchova to rally back. However, Muchova continues to struggle despite the crowd rallying behind her. 

Noskova manages to earn herself a third Championship point after Muchova vollied her return over the line. However, Muchova slices a drop shot to level it to deuce again.

Muchova survives to make it 3-5!

Noskova breaks and holds to make it 5-2!

Relentless tennis from the 21-year-old. She breaks Muchova before holding to love to put clear daylight between herself and her opponent. Noskova is now just one game away from her maiden Grand Slam title.

While Muchova has looked much brighter in this second set, her main problem right now is that Noskova shows absolutely no signs of slowing down. The pressure is straight back on Muchova as she serves to keep pace at 2-3.

The return is wide from Noskova and Muchova wins four points on the trot to level the second set at 1-1. Great comeback from the 29-year-old.

Noskova starts the second set with a hold. The pressure is firmly back on Muchova. This is a crucial service game for the 2023 Roland-Garros runner-up as she aims to prevent her opponent from running away with the match.

Noskova breaks again to take the opening set 6-2!

Muchova continues to struggle with her first serve and net play. Noskova earned three set points, but Muchova rallied brilliantly to bring it to deuce. Noskova regained the advantage, only for Muchova to answer with a clutch ace. However, another backhand error into the net gave Noskova another opportunity, and this time, Noskova lobs her beautifully to seal the first set.

One set away from a maiden Grand Slam title for Linda Noskova!

Noskova starts with an ace to make it 15-0. Muchova then rattles the net twice with backhands to give her opponent a 40-15 lead. Another error from Muchova hands Noskova a comfortable hold and a 5-2 lead.

Muchova will now serve to stay in the opening set.

Noskova survives to hold and makes it 4-1! Despite letting a 40-15 lead slip, she held her composure to rally back and take a huge step towards securing the first set.

Muchova starts with an ace, her 40th of the campaign. However, a series of errors from her gives double break point to Noskova. Muchova fights back to 30-40, but Noskova manages to make the second break point count.

Noskova breaks! Advantage Noskova in the first set, leading 3-1!

Another convincing hold from Noskova! The return from Muchova is short and into the net. Noskova leads 2-1, and the pressure is back on Muchova. The 21-year-old is doing a great job of using her raw power to rob Muchova of the time she needs to set up her variety

Noskova hits her backhand into the net and Muchova holds serve. It is a convincing service hold for the 2023 Roland-Garros finalist to get herself on the scoreboard.

Noskova holds to 15! Routine stuff from the 21-year-old to grab the early 1-0 lead. Let's see how Muchova responds on her first service game

The warm-ups are underway! This will be the first major final between two women from the same country at Wimbledon since 2009, when the Williams sisters faced off on this very court. Notably, Muchova and Noskova know each other's games inside out, having played doubles together for Czechia at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Round 1: def. Anastasia Zakharova (6-3, 6-2)

Round 2: def. Zhang Shuai (6-3, 6-2)

Round 3: def. Mananchaya Sawangkaew (6-2, 7-6)

Round of 16: def. Barbora Krejcikova (7-5, 5-7, 6-3)

Quarterfinals: def. Naomi Osaka (7-6, 6-4)

Semifinals: def. Coco Gauff (6-2, 1-6, 7-6)

Round 1: def. Ella Seidel (6-4, 6-3)

Round 2: def. Camila Osorio (6-3, 4-6, 6-2)

Round 3: def. Sorana Cirstea (2-6, 6-3, 7-6)

Round of 16: def. Madison Keys (6-4, 7-6)

Quarterfinals: def. Elise Mertens (6-3, 7-5)

Semifinals: def. Marta Kostyuk (6-4, 6-4)

Muchova was the runner-up at Roland-Garros in 2023, while this is Noskova's first Grand Slam final, making her the youngest Wimbledon women's finalist since 2014. The two previously met during the third round of the US Open 2025 in New York, where Muchova rallied past the younger Czech in a tight three-setter, 6-7(5), 6-4, 6-2.

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the Wimbledon 2026 women's singles final. In an all-Czech clash, Karolina Muchova takes on Linda Noskova at Centre Court. Both women are chasing their maiden Grand Slam titles.