Australian Open LIVE: Daniil Medvedev vs Stefanos Tsitsipas tennis result after Rafael Nadal reaches final

Tsitsipas moves into a comfortable position on serve with a forehand smash into the corner to bring up 40-1, but Medvedev rallies back to deuce as he pins Tsitsipas deep with a combination of forehands into the corner.

Tsitsipas again comes into the net after playing a forehand down the line and guides the winner into the open space - but he can’t get clear after Medvedev sends a punishing forehand onto his backhand side.

A nice one-two punch from Tsitsipas on the serve out wide is followed up by a forehand from Medvedev that drifts long.

It’s business as usual for Medvedev, which is quite impressive given he was screaming at the umpire 20 minutes ago. He claims another hold to love after Tsitsipas sent a backhand slice long from his serve out wide.

Medvedev get a early look at the Tsitsipas serve but the Greek holds his nerve at 0-15 to come up with the serve and volley and win the point.

Tsitsipas lets out a yell as he runs around a forehand and powers it down the line, before holding with his fourth ace of the match.

Two aces from Medvedev helps him take a comfortable service game.

Great play from both on the opening point of the Tsitsipas serve as the Greek stretches to reach the overhead and then gets down low to make the volley winner.

Medvedev cranks up the pace of his forehand as Tsitsipas goes long - before Medvedev misses on a short ball at the net as Tsitsipas finally get a break off the net cord.

Tsitsipas nets on a forehand to bring up 30-30 - before Medvedev goes long with a forehand under pressure from the Tsitsipas serve-and-volley.

That was a scrappy game, but Tsitsipas gets out of it with the hold after an ace out wide.

Medvedev needs to find his head. And fast. At 15-30, he serves another double fault to hand Tsitsipas two early break points.

The response is impressive though, as he battles back to save both and finds his first serve with an ace down the middle.

Tsitsipas goes long on game point for Medvedev as the Russian escapes with a hold.

Medvedev is now off the court after taking a break - but that meltdown at the change of ends of 5-4 was extraordinary.

He was fuming at umpire Jaume Campistol for not cracking down on what he says was illegal coaching from Tsitsipas’ father - Apostolos.

“LOOK AT ME, I’M TALKING TO YOU!” Medvedev screamed at Campistol after the umpire turned away.

Tsitsipas lets out a roar as he rushes the net and drops a sliced volley past Medvedev to move to 30-15.

On his second serve, Medvedev then goes long on a loose forehand to bring up two set points!

Medvedev saves the first after firing a forehand winner down the line following a lengthy rally.

And Medvedev hangs on as he forces Tsitsipas back and the Greek nets as he slides for the backhand.

That’s a brilliant point from Tsitsipas though, forcing Medvedev wide with a huge serve, before picking the forehand winner down the line.

And there’s the set! Medvedev goes wide on a forehand and we’re level!

Tsitsipas fires a forehand winner on the opening point of the Medvedev serve - but the Russian hits back with an ace down the middle.

A return from Tsitsipas drifts wide - but then a double fault from Medvedev, the first of the match, sets up an interesting situation at 30-30.

And what a miss! Medvedev guides a forehand wide of the lines to bring up break point - and there’s the second double fault!

Would you believe it! Out of nowhere, Medvedev hands Tsitsipas the break!

Incredible! Medvedev then completely loses his cool as he rages at the umpire and accuses Tsitsipas of receiving coaching from his box.

“Are you stupid?” he screams. “How can you be this stupid in the semi-final of a grand slam?”

That is not a good look from Medvedev.

Tsitsipas strikes back as he finds his first serve and holds to love.

These service games either seem to be 15-point epics or holds to love, with very little in between.