Carlos Alcaraz is only the sixth man in Open Era to do a back-to-back double of French Open and Wimbledon

Carlos Alcaraz joins his team and family for the celebrations

A straight sets win for Carlos Alcaraz as he breezes past Novak Djokovic 6-2, 6-2, 7-6 (4) to claim back-to-back Wimbledon titles

Another delightful drop shot from Alcaraz. He now has a 4th Championship point. 

A forehand winner to make it 15-0. Djokovic miscues his backhand, 30-0. Alcaraz follows it up with a delightful dink, even Djokovic had to applaud on that. Another error from Djokovic, this means we are heading to tie-break

Three Championship points for Alcaraz. Djokovic saves all of them to get a break point of his own. Gets Alcaraz to level.

Live Score: Djokovic 5 (0)-(2) 5 Alcaraz

Three break points for Alcaraz. Djokovic saved one. But he got him on the second with a cross court backhand pass.

Live Score: Djokovic 4 (0)-(2) 5 Alcaraz

Djokovic is doing what he needs to do to stay in touch with Alcaraz. However, Alcaraz is no mood to let this slip away. He saves a break point. Fires an ace to seal the game and level it up at 3-3

Live Score: Djokovic 3 (0)-(2) 3 Alcaraz

Alcaraz holds at 0 to level the set. Djokovic returns the favour. The Serb is now 3-2 up in this 3rd set. The Spaniard has won four of his 12 break points. Djokovic only had one break opportunity, which Alcaraz survived

Live Score: Djokovic 3 (0)-(2) 2 Alcaraz

Novak Djokovic saves three break points to stay alive in the contest. He has now hit 8 aces in this match, as compared to Alcaraz's three. The Serb has not been able to cope up with the youngster in the rallies.

Live Score: Djokovic 2 (0)-(2) 1 Alcaraz

Djokovic unable to return a wide serve by Alcaraz. The second seed now leads 6-2, 6-2 after 75 minutes. Alcaraz has been too dominant.

A double fault from Djokovic. He challenges but Hawkeye confirms the ball landed just wide of the line. Double break for Alcaraz. He will now serve for the 2nd set

The pattern of the match continues as Alcaraz holds to 15 after a drop shot winner. The Spaniard has only faced on break point so far, but this has been a much better game from Djokovic. 

Stat of the match: Alcaraz has won 87 per cent of his points on first serve.

Djokovic 2 (0):(1) 3 Alcaraz

Forehand error by Alcaraz makes it 40-30 and Djokovic holds after Alcaraz chases down a drop shot but only finds the net. A mini fightback from the Serb?

Djokovic 1 (0)-(1) 2 Alcaraz

Just like the first set, one way traffic in the second so far! Alcaraz breaks in the opening game once again. He has been all over Djokovic. Don't get to say that too often. 

Djokovic 0 (0)-(1) 1 Alcaraz

Djokovic's forehand hit the net and Alcaraz had two set points. Alcaraz takes the set as his first serve down the T is too much for the Serb. Utter dominance from the Spaniard. He takes the first set 6-2

Djokovic serves for survival and holds at 0. Alcaraz will now have the chance to take the set with a serve of his own

Djokovic 2:5 Alcaraz

On the backfoot for the first time, Alcaraz saves a break point before turning the tide on the Serb. He now has a double break and 5-1 lead. The crowd on Centre is a bit stunned.

Djokovic 1:5 Alcaraz

Double break for Alcaraz as he now leads 4-1. This has been a dominant display from the Spaniard.  He has Djokovic a bit rattled.

Djokovic 1:4 Alcaraz

Alcaraz is in no mood to slow down! Wins eight straight points on his serve to go 3-1 up in the first set.

Djokovic 1:3Alcaraz

After that intense opening game, Djokovic will be delighted to hold to 30. He reduced the deficit

Djokovic 1:2 Alcaraz

Another Djokovic backhand into the tramlines and Alcaraz follows the break with an easy hold. Great call by the Spaniard to give Djokovic the first serve

Djokovic 0:2 Alcaraz

A gruelling first game comes to an end as Alcaraz breaks Djokovic early in the first set. Djokovic hits his forehand into the tramlines and Alcaraz has the lead 15 minutes into the match

Djokovic 0:1 Alcaraz

Djokovic gets un underway in this first set! But he is on the backfoot as Alcaraz is on the attack right from the get-go.

Both men are out at the court doing their pre-match drills. For the record, Djokovic has won their past two meetings -- in the 2023 Cincinnati Open final and then in the semi-finals of the season-ending ATP Tour Finals

The Spaniard Alcaraz is bidding to become only the sixth man to win the French Open and Wimbledon back-to-back.

A win today will make the 37-year-old Djokovic the oldest Wimbledon champion of the modern era.

Just five weeks after undergoing surgery on his right knee, Djokovic will look to avenge his defeat from last year's final.

Hello and welcome to our live blog for the Wimbledon Men's Singles Final between defending champions Carlos Alcaraz and seven-time winner Novak Djokovic.