Matt Edmondson and Mollie King return for the final episode in this series of Wimbledon: Between the Lines, in partnership with evian.

With the tennis over for another year, Matt and Mollie head to Centre Court, where gentlemen's singles champion Novak Djokovic and his family are having a photoshoot following his win over Nick Kyrgios.

They also speak to boys' singles champion Mili Poljičak about what it's like to be crowned a Wimbledon champion, plus Charlie Eccleshare is back to reflect on the finals and hand out the very first Between the Lines Awards.

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On the latest episode of Wimbledon: Between the Lines in partnership with evian, Matt Edmondson and Mollie King lift the lid on finals weekend at the Championships.

They are joined by former Wimbledon junior champion Laura Robson, who also won a silver medal alongside Andy Murray on Centre Court during London 2012. Plus we hear from Gabia who is in charge of the coin toss for the ladies' final, Emma who oversees the engraving of the trophy and Master of Ceremonies Dan Bloxham.

Charlie Eccleshare is back too with a look at the four finalists and what it would mean for them to be crowned 2022 Wimbledon champion.

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Matt Edmondson and Mollie King are joined by tennis legend Mansour Bahrami on the latest episode of Wimbledon: Between the Lines in partnership with evian. Mansour shares the incredible story of how he learned to play tennis using a frying pan in an empty swimming pool and talks about the joy he brings to fans whenever he takes to the court at Wimbledon.

Eco-conscious stylist Ella Gaskell also joins Matt and Mollie to discuss how you can dress with the environment in mind for a day out at Wimbledon and Charlie Eccleshare is armed with all the facts you need to know about the 2022 semi-finalists as Wimbledon and the sweepstake competition reaches a dramatic climax.

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On the latest episode of Wimbledon: Between the Lines in partnership with evian, Matt Edmondson and Mollie King are joined by TV presenter, writer, artist and award winning disability advocate Sophie Morgan. Sophie shares her incredible story and tells Matt and Mollie about the phone call she received from Sue Barker gave her when she first became a TV presenter.

Matt and Mollie are also joined by Elizabeth Takyi, Chief Executive of Aspire2Inspire Dyslexia, who talks about the work her charity has been able to carry out thanks to the support of the Wimbledon Foundation. Plus, Charlie Eccleshare is back as the Championships reaches the business end and the sweepstake competition hots up.

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Matt Edmondson and Mollie King are joined by singer and songwriter Izzy Bizu on the latest episode of Wimbledon: Between the lines in partnership with evian.

Matt shares his idea for an album covering the Rachel and Ross saga in FRIENDS, Izzy recalls the time Chris Martin blessed her house with sage and also shares her dream of collaborating with Kanye West.

Charlie Eccleshare is also back to bring Matt and Mollie all the latest from around the grounds, including positive news for Mollie’s sweepstake chances… COME ON TOMMY PAUL!

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Musician Sam Fischer joins Matt Edmondson and Mollie King on the latest episode of Wimbledon: Between the Lines in partnership with evian. He talks about his love for all things tennis, his own close encounter with Centre Court and looks forward to playing on ‘The Hill’ in New York.

Also in this episode, Wimbledon’s head of court covering George Spring joins Matt and Mollie to reveal what actually happens if someone falls when covering a court. Plus, Wimbledon’s Sustainability Manager Hattie Park chats about what The Championships is doing to play a meaningful role in helping to protect the environment, today and for the future.

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Gemma Styles joins Matt Edmondson and Mollie King in the evian suite in the latest episode of Wimbledon: Between the Lines.

She chats about everything from protecting your mental health to her strawberry inspired eco-conscious outfit and what to do if you get trapped under the covers of Wimbledon's iconic Centre Court.

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We hear from Emma Raducanu on episode 2 of Wimbledon: Between the Lines with Matt Edmondson and Mollie King, the official Wimbledon podcast in partnership with evian.

Matt and Mollie also speak to reigning Wimbledon men’s doubles wheelchair champion Gordon Reid, plus Shaniah Williams shares her experiences of the Championships through the Wimbledon Foundation and Charlie Eccleshare discusses the draw. 

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In the very first episode of Wimbledon: Between the Lines, in partnership with evian, Matt Edmondson and Mollie King are joined by a guest who knows Wimbledon better than most. He's played there 16 times, reaching the quarter-finals twice... it's Stan Wawrinka.

Charlie Eccleshare also joins the team to talk all things tennis as qualifying week gets underway, plus the team and Stan share their Centre Court memories as the most famous arena in tennis turns 100 this year.

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