08/07/2012
Not since Fred Perry in 1936 has a British player won the men's singles title at Wimbledon. When Andy Murray will be hoping to create his own piece of tennis history.
Not since Fred Perry in 1936 has a British player won the men's singles title at Wimbledon but on Sunday Andy Murray will be hoping to create his own piece of tennis history.
Having reached the semi-final three times, the Scot now makes his first appearance in the final; the last British finalist was Bunny Austin all of 74 years ago in 1938.
Murray has lost two finals of the Australian Open and one at the U.S. Open: can he become a Grand Slam winner at the fourth attempt?
Geoff Webster presents 大象传媒 Radio Scotland's coverage of the whole match on medium wave from one o'clock.
Producer Claire Kelly
Presenter Geoff Webster.
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