Wimbledon men’s final: Djokovic and Federer face-off again

Djokovic came through a stern test of character against Kevin Anderson in the last 16, but that recovery from two sets down apart he has crushed all other opposition. That being said, both men have only lost in tiebreaks during respective rampant runs to yet another Wimbledon final.

Federer made light work of British number one and 2013 Wimbledon winner Andy Murray, winning breaks of serve at decisive moments to secure a straight sets victory, replicating what Djokovic did earlier on Friday against surprise semi-finalist Richard Gasquet.

Expect the unexpected with twists and turns aplenty, and backing your chosen champion to win in five sets is the only definitive betting advice that’s worth listening to. Federer is a fantastic 5/1 to win 3-2, while Djokovic is a nifty 9/2 for victory by that margin.

For punters who want to sit on the fence, Coral also cater for you as we offer a sensational special on this Wimbledon final. A 5/2 price says this will go to five sets (max stake £20), and you don’t have to name the winner. There’s up to £50 profit riding on that, then, and it looks a great bet.

Coral’s best bets: Call it romanticism if you must, but who among us wouldn’t want to see Federer reign at Wimbledon for an unprecedented eighth time in the Open Era? Odds of 11/10 to be champion, and 5/1 to take the title in five sets are well worth investing in from a close contest to call.