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Roger Federer will appear in his 11th Wimbledon final, his 29th Grand Slam singles final overall, and against a man that thrashed him in the US Open semifinal in 2014. 

Tennis Podcast presenters Catherine Whitaker and David Law are joined by Telegraph tennis correspondent Simon Briggs to look back on Federer\\u2019s tight three-set win over Tomas Berdych, and the Marin Cilic defeat of Sam Querrey.

After six minutes of Briggs talking and typing as he tried to make his deadline, the Federer press conference was announced, and the podcast team went in to throw a few questions of their own at the great man, including \\u2026

Does he still get nervous after all these years, and how does that manifest itself if so? And would he feel disappointed in the court scheduling (putting him on Centre Court every day) if he were Rafael Nadal or Novak Djokovic?

Afterwards, Whitaker and Law looked at the women\\u2019s final, speaking to New York Times correspondent Christopher Clarey about the Williams family that he has got to know over the last 20 years. 

Who will win between Muguruza and Venus? The podcast team make their picks. 

And as part of the #WhatMakesGreat debate, the podcast team discuss who they see as the most \\u2018adaptable\\u2019 tennis player in the world. 

The Tennis Podcast is a downloadable tennis radio show which is produced in association with Telegraph Sport and Eurosport. Highlights of the day\\u2019s play at Wimbledon can be seen on Eurosport every night, with the finals screened live. 

A new Tennis Podcast is out after play every night during Wimbledon. 

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