'The whole match was the tie-break' - how Muchova-Gauff semi-final unfolded

'The whole match was the tie-break' - how rollercoaster semi-final unfoldedTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Muchova pips Gauff in thrilling third-set tiebreakByEmily SalleyBBC Sport journalist at WimbledonPublished4 minutes agoTwenty-two points. Eighteen minutes. Three match points. One winner.After battling it out for three gripping sets, it only felt right that Karolina Muchova and Coco Gauff's Wimbledon semi-final came down to a tie-break.But few could have expected the twists and turns that would follow.From Muchova's diving volley to Gauff's squandered match point, it had it all. "Honestly, during that tie-break, it was like a rollercoaster emotionally for me," said Muchova.At the end, it was the Czech who stood with her arms aloft after reaching her first final at SW19."This is what you want from a Grand Slam semi-final," said Annabel Croft."It was just incredible drama and it lived up to all expectations."We saw spectacular winners and a real rollercoaster ride of emotion."A tie-break timeline - how was the match decided?To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, 'We were screaming in the bunker!' - How Muchova won thriller"You can just watch the tie-break," said nine-time Wimbledon singles champion Martina Navratilova. "The whole match was the tie-break, right?"So just how exactly did such a dramatic tie-break unfold?Muchova 'digs deep' to race into leadMuchova 4-1 GauffIn a nervy start to the tie-break, Gauff shanked a second-serve return wide before snatching a backhand volley into the net.Despite appearing to be in pain and gesturing towards her side, Muchova remained composed, crouching to lift over an incredible volley winner and catching Gauff out with a 113mph serve to open up a 4-1 lead."Whatever she is feel...