Andy Murray takes on Jo-Wilfried Tsonga at Wimbledon as the British No.1 looks to seal a spot in the semi-finals against the most dangerous opponent he has faced so far.
The pair will be on Centre Court on Wednesday as they attempt to reach the four at the All England Club.
Wimbledon has announced People's Sunday tickets will go on sale at 3pm on Saturday and there will be a reduced capacity.
Only 10,000 Centre Court tickets will be available, at £70 each, with 8,000 on sale for Court One, and 4,000 ground passes.
Play will start at 11.30am on all courts, including Centre Court, Wimbledon said.
All England Club chief executive Richard Lewis said of the move, announced on Friday, to add the middle Sunday to the programme: "This has been a difficult decision, but one we had to take to reduce the backlog of matches and in the interests of completing the championships on time.
"And as with other Middle Sundays I am sure there will be a great atmosphere."
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