Linda Noskova reaches the women’s singles final at Wimbledon after beating Marta Kostyuk in the semi-final. Multiple outlets report the match is played on Centre Court in hot conditions, with temperatures described as around 33C. Noskova, a Czech player and ninth seed, wins in straight sets, with the set scores given as 6-4, 6-4 by several sources, and one report also notes the match lasts 79 minutes. They describe Noskova as controlling the key moments and staying calm despite any tension in the contest. Earlier on the same day, compatriot Karolína Muchová advances by defeating Coco Gauff, a result that sets up the prospect of an all-Czech final. BBC Sport and other coverage also emphasize the significance of the moment for Noskova: she plays her first Wimbledon final and her first Grand Slam final. Overall, the reporting is consistent that Noskova’s semi-final victory over Kostyuk secures the Wimbledon title match against Muchová.