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Novak-Roger final

AFP, London
Seven-time champion Roger Federer demolished Milos Raonic 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 to reach his ninth Wimbledon final on Friday where he will face old rival Novak Djokovic for the 3 5th time.
Federer will be chasing a record eighth Wimbledon title and 18th Grand Slam crown overall in what will be his 25th championship match at a major while top seed Djokovic, the champion in 2011, targets a seventh major in his third Wimbledon final in fouryears.
Djokovic had earlier defeated Bulgaria's Grigor Dimitrov 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (7/2), 7-6 (9/7) as the threatened overthrow of the established order fell flat.
Federer, 32, who becomes the oldest man to make a Grand Slam final since Andre Agassi reached the 2005 Australian Open final at the age of 33, will take an 18-16 career lead over Djokovic into Sunday's championship match.
" It was down to big concentration really," said Federer, who will be playing in his first Grand Slam final since Wimbledon in 2012 when he went level with Pete Sampras as a seven-time winner.
“ I had to focus on every point. You always say that but today especially I had to be careful on my serve and there were only a few chances when he served.
“I took those chances and I'm unbelievably happy. I've played some great tennis this week, under pressure at times as well. “
Federer added he was delighted to have made the final 12 months after suffering a second round exit at the hands of Sergiy Stakhovsky.
"I didn't play well last year here where I expect so much of myself, so I was happy to get through the first rounds and then play better in the second week. I'm so happy 1 got it done."
Federer has beaten Djokovic in two out of three meetings in 2014 and was looking forward to renewing their rivalry which stretches back to 2006.
"Novak and myself always play good matches. We've played a lot in the last six months. It's gone back and forth a bit, “ he said.
"He is a great champion and is used to these occasions. He’s got the trophy here in the past and knows how it's done.
“I know I don't have 10 years left, so I'm going to try and enjoy it as much as 1 can. That I get another chance to go through these kinds of emotions is great."