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Federer targets Wimbledon win over Cilic

Roger Federer and Marin Cilic go head-to-head on Centre Court on Sunday afternoon, live on BBC from 2.00pm. It has been a year of upsets, with just one of the sport’s top four players reaching the semi-final stage, injury putting an end to the chances of Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic.

Is there more drama ahead, or will this match go as expected, ending in a one-sided win for Roger Federer? Coral have the Swiss star as favourite. Bet on a range of markets, including match winner, set betting and handicap. Click here to mark the occasion with a winner.

Age is no barrier to success

If this year’s Wimbledon has taught us anything, it’s that age is no longer a deciding factor in sport at the top level. With birthdays comes vital experience. Venus Williams battled her way into the women’s final at 37-years-old, while Federer is on the cusp of greatness at 35.

In Sunday’s final the Swiss star targets a seventh Wimbledon title, 19^th Grand Slam and second major trophy of the year. Not bad for a man in the autumn of his career, having already played his best tennis. Federer too old? Don’t even think it.

Federer – a sporting great

No man has won more Wimbledon titles in the competition’s long history, no man has won more consecutive titles here in the open era, and no man has been involved in more finals. Casual fans may take it for granted sometimes, but Federer is not only a tennis great, he is a sporting legend. The stats are certainly no fluke, the Basel-born star loves playing at SW19, and boy does it show.