20:15 CET - That's all for today from our Wimbledon coverage, and we now know who's going to contest the women's final on Saturday. Incredibly, it will be an all-Czech decider with Karolina Muchova taking on Linda Noskova, and a new Grand Slam champion is guaranteed to be crowned.
Tomorrow, we turn our attention to the men's semi-finals with Alexander Zverev facing surprise package Arthur Frey before the blockbuster between Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic takes centre stage. Tune back in tomorrow for those!
19:12 CET - Rising Czech star Linda Noskova has sealed her place in Saturday's showpiece after a classy 6-4, 6-4 triumph over Ukrainian 12th seed Marta Kostyuk.
Noskova was imperious once again behind her serve, winning 75% of first serve points, while also converting an impressive 83% of points at the net to outclass Kostyuk in the 81-minute contest.
The 21-year-old advances to an all-Czech final with Karolina Muchova, with a first-time Grand Slam champion guaranteed on Centre Court.
Read the full match report here!
18:34 CET - The first set has gone the way of Czechia's Linda Noskova, with the 21-year-old converting 89% of points behind her first serve before breaking in the 10th game to take it 6-4 in 43 minutes.
17:55 CET - Linda Noskova and Marta Kostyuk are now underway on Centre Court in today's second women's semi-final.
Follow point-by-point coverage right here.
17:14 CET - Karolina Muchova is through to a maiden Wimbledon final, with the Czech 10th seed recovering from a mid-match wobble to edge past Coco Gauff in a thrilling deciding-set tiebreak, 6-2, 1-6, 7-6(10).
The 29-year-old was visibly tight and in some discomfort during the closing stages of the rollercoaster contest, but she managed to find some big winners on the key points, as well as saving a match point, to secure a landmark victory in her career.
Muchova, who fired down 31 winners across the three sets and saved 11 of 13 break-point opportunities against her own serve, is through to a second Grand Slam final, and will face either compatriot Linda Noskova or Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk in Saturday's final.
Read the full match report here!
15:52 CET - Gauff strikes back!
The American has responded in style to that first set, upping her game massively and winning the second 6-1 in barely over half an hour. She was much more aggressive, and her serving was much better - she lost just four points on her serve.
To a decider we go.
15:18 CET - Muchova makes a sensational start!
The Czech player has claimed the opening set 6-2 in 42 minutes thanks to some excellent tennis, especially on the biggest points. She faced one break point more than Gauff, but saved all five of them while converting two on the American's serve.
Gauff has been far from her best, winning just 10 out of 18 points on her first serve and making 12 unforced errors.
13:15 CET - We're just over an hour away from the clash between Muchova and Gauff, one that's really not easy to call.
Gauff may be the more reputable player and may lead the H2H 6-1, but as we said, Muchova won their most recent meeting, and she's looked the more impressive of the two at Wimbledon this year.
Across her six matches, the Czech player has dropped just one set, and the fact that she didn't do so last time out against Naomi Osaka was especially impressive. On the flip side, Gauff has only won her opening-round clash in straight sets.
The two have never met on grass before, so this is very much uncharted territory.
10:30 CET - Good morning and welcome to our coverage of women's semi-finals day at Wimbledon 2026!
Play gets underway in a few hours on Centre Court, as seventh seed Coco Gauff takes on Czechia's Karolina Muchova in what is a maiden Wimbledon semi-final for both players.
The American leads a one-sided head-to-head 6-1, although Muchova did win their last meeting in Stuttgart back in April.
The second semi-final sees Ukrainian 12th seed Marta Kostyuk come up against rising Czech star Linda Noskova, as both women target a maiden Grand Slam final.
Kostyuk won their only previous meeting a few months ago in the Madrid quarter-finals, prevailing 7-6(1), 6-0.
Read an in-depth preview of both semi-finals!
Wimbledon 2026
Wimbledon took place from June 29th to July 12th at the All England Club in south-west London. It is the third of the four Grand Slams in the tennis season, and the only one played on grass.
Men's singles draw and results | Women's singles draw and results | Find all our Wimbledon content here