Wimbledon: The best images of Andy Murray's and Roger Federer's matches today

The fans at Wimbledon are really making an effort today for Andy Murray's tie with Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. Top marks to the guys and girls in colour-coded outfits ... not quite so sure about the laminated A4 posters, though Photograph: Phil Noble/Reuters Photograph: Phil Noble/guardian.co.uk The first set stays with serve all the way to a tie-break, which the Frenchman wins 7-5 Photograph: Anja Niedringhaus/AP Photograph: Anja Niedringhaus/guardian.co.uk Murray's not best pleased ... He knows the Championship is wide open this year given results in the other half of the draw (more on that later) and it could be tough to come from a set down against the world No10 Photograph: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Photograph: Clive Brunskill/guardian.co.uk That's more like it. Growling, fist-pumping Murray is back. The second set is a mirror of the first, albeit with breaks of service. Murray wins the eventual tie-break 7-5. It's now one set apiece Photograph: Stephen Pond/EMPICS Sport Photograph: Stephen Pond/guardian.co.uk Tsonga's resistance begins to falter thereafter. Murray breaks his opponent after six attempts in game three and goes on to win the set 6-2 Photograph: Julian Finney/Getty Images Photograph: Julian Finney/guardian.co.uk The fourth set is a formality. Tsonga, suffering the effects of injury, is beaten 6-2 again and Murray is through to the semis Photograph: Julian Finney/Getty Images Photograph: Julian Finney/guardian.co.uk ... much to the Scot's delight. He'll now face Rafael Nadal for a place in the final Photograph: Stephen Pond/EMPICS Sport Photograph: Stephen Pond/guardian.co.uk In the other half of the men's draw, the big-serving Czech Tomas Berdych (top) faced Switzerland's Roger Federer Photograph: Rebecca Naden/PA Photograph: Rebecca Naden/guardian.co.uk Federer had lost only once in the last eight years at Wimbledon, but was stretched in the first set. Berdych broke him in game seven before claiming the set 6-4 Photograph: Alastair Grant/AP Photograph: Alastair Grant/guardian.co.uk Federer responded early in the second set, breaking back in game two. That handed the Swiss the second set 6-3 Photograph: Julian Finney/Getty Images Photograph: Julian Finney/guardian.co.uk But the 12th seed dominated Federer and the third set (6-1) and, despite spurning a match point in the fourth set, successfully closed out the tie (6-4) Photograph: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Adrian Dennis/guardian.co.uk Berdych drops to the floor as the magnitude of his achievement hits him Photograph: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Photograph: Clive Brunskill/guardian.co.uk Despite his defeat, Federer remains a crowd favourite Photograph: Julian Finney/Getty Images Photograph: Julian Finney/guardian.co.uk But the world No2 can't hide his disappointment afterwards. Following an epic period of dominance in the men's game, he's now failed to reach the semi-finals of the last two majors Photograph: Tom LoveLock/AP Photograph: Tom LoveLock/guardian.co.uk