Day 14: Sunday 31 January 2010
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We seem to have been here before. Roger Federer, the master of the grand slam stage, facing Andy Murray, the man with the weight of history bearing down on his shoulders, doing battle in a major final.
Full StoryRespected tennis scribe Alan Trengove, who has covered more than 130 Grand Slam tournaments, weighs in with his prediction for the men's final of Australian Open 2010
Full StoryRoger Federer is gunning for his 16th Grand Slam singles title on Sunday night - but if he succeeds, it will truly be a team effort
Full StoryAndy Murray's players' box is close to overflowing with support staff - and each has their own role and a story or two to tell about their boss
Full StoryThe players may not be aware of it, but Australian Open organisers have a plan in place to make sure that their every need is taken care of. It’s called the 10 Point Player Experience.
Full StoryWhen the Rogue Traders step onto the Heineken Live Stage prior to the men’s final on Sunday it will be a significant moment for the band’s new lead singer Mindi Jackson.
Full StoryAndy Murray has a tough assignment ahead of him tonight if he is to reverse his 2008 US Open final result against Roger Federer and claim the first Grand Slam title of his career.
Full StoryTop seeds too strong for Ekaterina Makarova and Jaroslav Levinsky in mixed doubles decider
Full StoryAway from the courts, the newest addition to Melbourne Park has been the place to be at Australian Open 2010
Full StoryPress conferences at Australian Open 2010 offered the world's media snippets on everything from couture to cooking - and many things besides ...
Full StoryWorld No.1 Roger Federer wins his fourth Australian Open singles crown, downing Andy Murray in straight sets for his 16th Grand Slam title
Full StoryAndy Murray fell short in his quest to end more than seven decades of British disappointment, but could hold his head high after a breakthrough tournament in Melbourne
Full StoryA year on from one of his rare low points in the last five years, Roger Federer showed his class on Sunday - but isn't obsessed by chasing a calendar year Grand Slam
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