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If a football match is a game of two halves, a tennis match is all about points, games and sets. Winning points, wins games and winning games, wins sets and sets win matches.

A player will win a point if they hit a shot that their opponent can not return or their opponent’s shot lands outside the court. Each contested point is worth 15 points to your score, so if one player has won two points and the other just one the score would be 30-15.

To win a single game a player must win four points, by two clear points. To win a set a player must win six or seven games and be two games ahead of his opponent. If the score is 6-6 a tiebreak will be played where the winner is the first to seven by a margin of two or more points. To win a match a player must win two out of three sets.

At the Games, the tennis will be played according to a knockout format, with the winners of the semis facing each other on Wimbledon’s famous Centre Court for the gold medals.

All matches will be played to the best of three sets, apart from the men's singles final, which is the best of five sets. Alll mixed doubles matches will be a best of two sets and will be settled with a first-to-10 tie-break if they reach one set all.

Events / disciplines

Men’s singles, women’s singles
Men’s doubles, women’s doubles
Mixed doubles

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