Wimbledon: Justine Henin v Nadia Petrova as it happened

Justine Henin tells BBC Sport: "I am very happy the way I played today. That may be the best level I have played since I have come back. It is not like Nadia did not play well. She pushed me to raise my level so I had to play a good match to win. It is fantastic to play Kim again - it is a great opportunity for both of us and we are going to try to enjoy it."

Henin 6-1 6-4 Petrova
Petrova serving to stay in the match. Henin makes a rare unforced error on the backhand side before Petrova chokes at the net, fluffing a very wooden-looking forehand volley. Petrova then prods a backhand long and follows up with a double-fault - two match points, and Henin only needs one of them, Petrova handing it to her on a plate with a nervy-looking forehand long.

World Cup 2010: Paraguay through after drab draw with New Zealand

Paraguay moved into the last 16 of the World Cup for the fourth time in their history after being held to an uneventful 0-0 draw by New Zealand. Paraguay knew a draw would suffice – regardless of the outcome of the other group game, between Italy and Slovakia – and neither team created many scoring chances despite displaying more urgency after the break following a turgid first half at Peter Mokaba Stadium.

Paraguay finished with five points in Group F, two more than New Zealand and one ahead of Slovakia, who secured second place and qualification with a 3-2 win over Italy.

Donovan provides high drama as US qualify

Landon Donovan provided a dramatic stoppage time winner to send the United States into the knockout phase of the World Cup and set off delirious celebrations at the end of a pulsating 1-0 win over Algeria.

Donovan's reputation as the pin-up boy of U.S. soccer was reinforced as he touched home the ball in the 91st minute after setting up the attacking move that culminated in the winner.

It moved the Americans from the brink of elimination at the first stage of a second successive World Cup finals to the top of Group C.