Wimbledon 2014 live blog: Roger Federer v Novak Djokovic in the final

NOVAK Djokovic has won his second Wimbledon title, recovering to defeat Roger Federer 6-7 6-4 7-6 5-7 6-4 after a stunning fightback from the seven-time champion.                               Federer was playing imperious tennis early in the fifth set, and with the momentum clearly on his side, he looked the more likely champion. But Djokovic weathered the onslaught, and when an opportunity finally presented itself, he pounced to seal a deserved victory.
“First of all, I want to congratulate Roger for a great tournament and a great match today,” Djokovic said after the match, wiping tears from his eyes.
“He’s a magnificent champion, a great example of a great athlete, and a great role model for many kids. So I respect your career, and everything you’ve done, and thank you for letting me win today.Djokovic served for the match in the fourth set, and also had a match point on his opponent’s serve, but Federer refused                                          .The newly crowned Wimbledon champion dedicated the win to his first tennis coach, Jelena Gencic, who died last year, along with his pregnant fiancee, Jelena Ristic.
“(Ms Gencic) passed away last year, and this is for her,” Djokovic said. “This is the tournament I always dreamed of winning.
“I would like to dedicate it to my future wife and our future baby. I’m going to become a father soon, so I’ll be preparing for that.”
Federer was typically gracious in defeat, admitting he was lucky to reach a fifth set at all. He also promised the crowd he would return in 2015.
“It was a great final. Can’t believe I made it to five, wasn’t looking good there for a while,” Federer said.
“I can only say congratulations today. Amazing match, an amazing tournament again today, well deserved.
“I definitely felt the love out there, I enjoyed myself a lot,” he said. “So thanks a lot, see you next year.”