Aidan Turner and Ella Lily Hyland in new look at drama Fifteen-Love

Justine had reached the semi-finals of the French Open as a teenager with Glenn at her side, but shortly afterward suffered a devastating injury which resulted in a shattered wrist and the end of her professional career.

The official synopsis continues: "Five years on, now aged 22, Justine is a physiotherapist at her old tennis academy, Longwood, alongside her former physio. It seems like she is finally healed, both physically and psychologically, from her humiliating downfall on the global stage.

"But when Justine makes an explosive allegation against her former coach, everyone at Longwood is forced to reconsider everything they thought they knew about Justine and Glenn's past success.

"Justine and Glenn's battle over the truth of their past reaches new heights as they both seek glory at the Grand Slam grass-court event of the year, and the stately world of professional tennis is rocked by lies, deceit, and a desperate bid for control."

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It concludes: "Examining the intense physical and mental pressures of professional sport, Fifteen-Love is a gripping and sensitive exploration of trust, power, and obsession, and what can be lost when you'll do anything to win..."

In addition to Hyland and Turner, the cast for the series also includes Anna Chancellor (The Crown), Jess Darrow (Encanto), Tom Varey (Ridley Road), Lorenzo Richelmy (Marco Polo) and Manon Azem (Your Honour).

Meanwhile, there are also roles for Elizabeth Berrington (The Nevers), Amar Chadha-Patel (Willow), Steffan Rhodri (House of the Dragon), Maria Almeida (The Strays) and newcomer Harmony Rose-Bremner.

Fifteen Love will air on Prime Video this summer – try Prime Video for free for 30 days.

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