Andy Murray wins Queen's doubles final alongside Feliciano Lopez to clinch first title in over two years

Lopez 2-3 Simon*

Another composed gave from Simon, who's one slip away from losing this final. Instead of buckling under the pressure, he forces Lopez into the unforced errors and wraps up the set's fifth game quickly. But can he apply any more pressure to the Lopez serve?

*Lopez 3-3 Simon

That would be a full-proof burn the back of the throat no, then. Lopez serves the game to love, Simon can hardly muster a threatening return and the pressure's back on the Frenchman.

Lopez 3-4 Simon*

A brilliant rally as Lopez shifts Simon on the run out wide, the Frenchman races back and forth to recover before a brilliant back-hand lob forces Lopez to attempt a back-hand smash that just about clips the line. The Spaniard then dinks a drop-shot that Simon reacher but he can't get the dip on the passing shot. 

The game goes to deuce but just as Simon looks to be losing his grip, the Frenchman rallies and produces a brilliant cross-court passing shot to see out the game.

*Lopez 4-4 Simon

Another strong display of serving from Lopez, who's desperate to get this over and done with now, gasping for long weary breaths after every point, sighs far overtaking celebration. He's already broken Simon a number of times, can he muster the energy for one more decisive blow?

Lopez 4-5 Simon*

Simon's up to the task again. He forces Lopez onto the backhand foot and prevents him from coming on off the forehand when he's most dangerous. It's comfortable in the end and now the pressure is finally back on the Spaniard who knows a mistake here will mean a draining third-set.

*Lopez 5-5 Simon

Simon plays a pair of lovely winners but it's not enough to deter Lopez's serve. Even when he pulls out all the stops, the Frenchman doesn't quite have the power to batter his way past Lopez, instead his only hope is to grind him steadily down.

Lopez 5-6 Simon*

What a miss. It's 30-15 and Lopez has Simon charging backwards to retrieve a lob and can only swat it back over the net for the simplest of backhand volleys as the whole court beckons. The chance to set up the break is there on a plate and yet Lopez somehow skews the volley into the net! He's furious and kicks the ball in disgust. And as he sees red, Simon takes his chance to finish off the game.

Lopez 6-6 Simon

We're going to a tie-break. Lopez wins the game to 15 with Simon still unable to find a decisive return of serve.

Tiebreak: Lopez 1-0 Simon*

Lopez wins a long rally with a nice forehand down the line and Simon can't curl his return back around the net.

Tiebreak: Lopez *2-0 Simon

Clinical from Lopez. A sliced second-serve forces Simon out wide, he charges in to meet the return on the volley and cuts it into the open half of the court.