The final of Queen's tennis 2021 has arrived with a show-stopping match-up ready to thrill fans in attendance and watching at home on TV – and yes, there's a British star involved!

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British ace Cameron Norrie – who currently sits No.41 in the world – has fought his way to the final following a string of superb displays at Queen's Club.

He kicked off his tournament in scruffy fashion after going a set down to fellow unseeded player Albert Ramos Vinolas, but hasn't dropped a set since against No.5 Aslan Karatsev, shock British contender Jack Draper or No.2 Denis Shapovalov.

Top seed Matteo Berrettini will face Norrie in the final and he already has a British scalp under his belt in the shape of Dan Evans.

The rising Italian star defeated Australian No.4 seed Alex de Minaur with relative comfort in the semi-finals and will be determined to rain on Norrie's parade in west London.

To make things even more interesting, Norrie – playing alongside De Minaur – has already defeated Berrettini in the Doubles competition this week.

Norrie's Doubles semi-final clash was suspended with his pairing down a set last night, meaning he must play the Singles final, complete the Doubles semi-final, then move onto the Doubles final should he progress.

RadioTimes.com brings you the full Queen's tennis 2021 schedule and Order of Play for today.

Queen's tennis 2021 schedule – Sunday 20th June

Main show courts and selected matches. All UK time.

Centre Court

From 1:30pm

[1] Matteo Berrettini (ITA) v Cameron Norrie (GBR)

Reilly Opelka (USA) / John Peers (AUS) v Alex de Minaur (AUS) / Cameron Norrie (GBR)

Not before 3:30pm

[4] Pierre-Hugues Herbert / Nicolas Mahut (FRA) v TBC (Doubles final)

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