Wimbledon 2012 men's final, Andy Murray v Roger Federer: live Among the dignitaries in the Royal Box will be Pippa Middleton's sister Kate and Alex Salmond, the batrachian first minister of Scotland. 1047 Murray clearly in everyone's thoughts today, the Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu's even written him a prayer, take a look, bless him. Loving God we are so filled with hope by the Wimbledon final today! Guide Andy Murray in the choices that come to him with every ball. Make us all the best that we can be, by your Holy Spirit, through Jesus Christ, to the glory of God our Father. Amen. 1030 Good morning and welcome to coverage of the men's final. There we were thinking it's sole use would be to celebrate the jubilee last month but break out the bunting there's a Briton in the Wimbledon final! It's the day tennis fans and Murray lovers/haters have waited for for years and it's finally here! The bad news? David Beckham is on him way to Wimbledon and we all know what kind of omen he has been at British sporting events...as my colleague Donna Bowater puts it: Who's feeling patriotic this morning then? Do we think Murray's got what it takes to dispatch the King of Centre Court? In little under four hours the eyes of the nation will be on the show court as the 25-year-old attempts to break a 74-year Wimbledon hoodoo for British tennis. Bunny Austin was the last home-grown player to reach this stage of the competition, that was back in 1938 when he played Don Budge, but let's hope Murray has more luck this afternoon as Austin only won four games in the entire match. In typically British fashion rain has been falling all night and this morning though the heavens appear to have closed for now and that things are brightening up down at SW19. The roof is on for now.