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Novak stuns Rafa

To face Anderson in final today

AFP, London
Novak Djokovic reached his fifth Wimbledon final on Saturday with a 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (11/9), 3-6, 10-8 victory over Rafael Nadal in the second
longest semifinal ever played at the tournament.
Djokovic, the 2011,2014 and 2015 champion, will face Kevin Anderson, the first South African in the final in 97 years, for the title after a 5-hour 15-minute marathon.
Victory on Sunday for the 31-year-old Serb would take his career Slam tally to 13, four behind Nadal and seven back from Roger Federer.
It was a second day of epic drama at the All England Club after Anderson had needed 6 hours and 36 minutes to beat John Isneron Friday.
"It's hard to pick the words. I'm just going through things, flashbacks to the last 15 months, everything I've been through to get here," said world number 21 Djokovic, the lowest ranked finalist in 15 years.
"To win against the best player in the world, in one of the longest matches I ever played, I'm just overwhelmed.
"It's very special. It really could have gone either way. It was clear very few things separated us."
Djokovic, who will be in his 22nd Grand Slam final, finished with 23 aces and 73 winners and tri-
umphed despite only converting four of 19 breakpoints.
"Until the last shot I didn't know if I would win. These are matches you live for and work for," he added.
Former world number one Djokovic will take a 5-1 career lead over eight-seed Anderson into the final.
The South African won his only match against the Serb in 2008 while Djokovic has beaten him twice at Wimbledon.
"Hopefully we can first of all play!" an exhausted Djokovic said of his fellow marathon man.
Anderson, who knocked out Federer in the quarterfinals, has been on court for 21 hours at the tournament.
“Hehadadayoffwhich means a lot. I wish I could have one, but it is what it is," Djokovic said.
“I'm in the final of Wimbledon. That's an incredible achievement."
"I think it was a fantastic level of tennis for both of us. I was not a spectator, but I think was a great show for the fans," said Nadal, who said he spent his time Friday waiting for Isner and Anderson finish by putting golf balls.
He also believes the roof should have been opened on Saturday.
"It's true that the schedule was a little bit tight knowing that the first match was between two big servers.
"Maybe would be better if they play us first at 1 o'clock."