Novak Djokovic reaches the Wimbledon men’s singles semi-finals after a five-set quarter-final against Felix Auger-Aliassime. Multiple reports describe the match as a long, closely contested encounter, with Djokovic surviving critical moments to win a fifth-set tiebreak. The BBC, Sky Sports and The Guardian all highlight that the quarter-final is among the longest in Wimbledon history, with Djokovic edging past Auger-Aliassime to advance. The reports also note that the win sets up Djokovic’s next match against Jannik Sinner, who progresses to the semi-final stage as part of the tournament’s remaining draw. Coverage emphasizes Djokovic’s ability to prevail in a high-pressure, extended match, while Auger-Aliassime pushes him to the limit through five sets. Across outlets, the central points are the same: Djokovic wins his Wimbledon quarter-final in a prolonged five-set contest featuring a decisive fifth-set tiebreak, and his victory advances him to a semi-final against Sinner.