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2021 Wimbledon Championships Second Round – Oscar Otte vs Andy Murray Preview & Prediction

2021 Wimbledon Championships Second Round – Oscar Otte vs Andy Murray Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

Where is Oscar Otte vs Andy Murray taking place? Oscar Otte vs Andy Murray will take place at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Wimbledon, England

When is Oscar Otte vs Andy Murray on and what time does it start? Oscar Otte vs Andy Murray will take place on Wednesday 30th June, 2021 – not before 16:45 (UK) / 11:45 (US EST)

What surface is Oscar Otte vs Andy Murray being played on? Oscar Otte vs Andy Murray will be played on an outdoor grass court

Where can I get tickets for Oscar Otte vs Andy Murray? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Oscar Otte vs Andy Murray

What channel is Oscar Otte vs Andy Murray on? Coverage of Wimbledon is shared between BBC and Eurosport

Where can I stream Oscar Otte vs Andy Murray? If televised on BBC, this match can be streamed live on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. If the match is televised on Eurosport, subscribers can stream the match live on Eurosport Player

THE PREDICTION

Two-time Wimbledon champion Andy Murray raced to a two set and 5-0 lead in the third against world number 28 but a serious lapse in intensity saw him concede that third set before rallying well to win in four. The former world number one will take all the confidence into a second round match that should be an altogether more easier affair in a first meeting with world number 151 Oscar Otte. The German did incredibly well to beat fellow qualifier Arthur Rinderknech in five sets and a championship tiebreak but he should be feeling that effort still on Wednesday evening and the Wimbledon crowd will be set against him.

27-year-old Otte reached a career-high 127th in the world back in 2017 and spends most of his year on the Challenger circuit so if Murray can get his body back in check after a hard graft on Monday he should be in a strong position here. The 34-year-old’s journey at Wimbledon in 2021 is almost certainly to be played out on Centre Court and that should help him through the tougher matches before an elite player comes calling to challenge. Take the Brit to win outright here, though he will be expecting to win this in three.

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