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Rafa Nadal remains on course for a potential repeat of last year's magnificent final against five-time champion Roger Federer, after a convincing victory over England's hero, Andy Murray.

The British number one, who staged a thrilling comeback to beat Richard Gasquet and reach the quarter-finals, went down 6-3 6-2 6-4 on Centre Court.

Rafa was simply too good for Murray as he continued the impressive form he has shown throughout the tournament. Murray never threatened to break - winning only nine points on his opponent's serve - while he was constantly struggling to hold his own serve.

Thanks a lot. In chronological order, Paris, Wimbledon, Beijing and Davis Cup lol. They all are important, so, at this moment, Roland Garros. After that, we’ll see. Winning everything you say would be unbelievable.