Player winning and losing streaks - Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic.

Tweak for Grass Elo - Period for inactivity extended for Grass Elo from 1 to 2 years to address the lack of grass season 2020, leading to the much more accurate Grass Elo ratings and thus Wimbledon 2021 predictions.

Winners/Unforced/Forced Errors, Net Points and Serve Speed - All now present as Statistics Categories for newest tournaments, starting from Indian Wells 2021 (also with derived categories like Winners to UEs Ratio, Net Points %, Serve Average Speed and more!).

In the end it proved to be decisive as the visitors emerged as the narrow victors after surviving six minutes of added time.Tournament Event Forecasts Latest New Features Another free-kick was poorly dealt with by the Wimbledon backline as Norris found time to control and finish. Keeping with the theme of the game, it was Borough who found their scoring boots for a third time. Our number 19 crossed low, with Al-Hamadi gleefully bagging his second. Substitute George Marsh played Kasey McAteer into the area expertly. We weren’t to be written off quite so quickly however, as we levelled the scores once more. This time a cross bobbled into the area, with Roberts poking in. Stevenage’s tails were up following their goal and soon enough they had a second for their efforts. Al-Hamadi was then matched by Savin for a second time. Wimbledon almost hit the front again instantly as Chislett shot inches wide of the left-hand post.

A routine corner wasn’t properly defended, allowing Piergianni to head home. Maintaining our energy in the second-half was the challenge, however it was the away side who fought back strongly as they levelled the scores. Little picked up the ball on the near side before sending in a swirling cross to the back post, leaving Al-Hamadi with the simple task of bundling home his third goal for the Dons. Our efforts to go ahead proved not to be in vain as we took the lead with half-time approaching. Armani Little then had an attempt from distance that whistled over the bar as continued to have the better of the first-half. Our number nine then went even closer as he saw his half volley palmed away by Toby Savin.Īl-Hamadi was next to have a go, with Savin somehow keeping out his low effort as he broke through. We were quickly out the traps, with Josh Davison firing over after good approach play by Al-Hamadi. Johnnie Jackson made two changes to the side which lost 2-1 to Gillingham as Paul Kalambayi and Ethan Chislett replaced Jack Currie and Harry Pell. It wasn’t to be enough to regain a significant foothold, with Luke Norris striking the knockout blow following a wide free-kick. Our man in form then doubled his tally, scoring at the second attempt after his initial effort struck the woodwork.

Wimbledon final live score