What the papers say: Reaction to Andy Murray's victory
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The Times
Nadal again bars Murray's path
Neil Harman, tennis correspondent: "Now [for Murray] comes the hardest task in modern-day tennis, to beat the acknowledged bull of the sport over five sets."
The Sun
Cheer up mum, I won
Daily Mail
Aces High!
Mike Dickson, tennis correspondent: "The heartening thing, witnessed in the way Murray has simply slapped down Richard Gasquet and Lopez this week, is that the British number one is better equipped for the task of winning."
The Telegraph
Bring on Nadal
Mark Hodgkinson, tennis correspondent: "This was not a free pass into the last four, but Lopez never found a way of dealing with Murray's sustained excellence."
The Guardian
I can beat Nadal this time round, promises Murray
Owen Gibson, tennis correspondent: "Murray will go into his semi-final on a wave of desperate hype in the hope that he can become the first British man to reach a Wimbledon singles final since Bunny Austin in 1938."
The Mirror
Raf and ready
Neil McLeman, tennis correspondent: "Murray's nine-match winning streak on grass takes him to his seventh Grand Slam semi-final to overtake the mark set by Tim Henman."