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Susan Egelstaff: Computers are taking over sport, and I hate it

At Wimbledon this week, there's been much controversy caused by the malfunctioning of the electronic line calling system and it's only served to…

The National (Scotland)

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The Guardian - UK

Wimbledon’s electronic line-calling system shows we still can’t replace human judgment

The Wimbledon tennis tournament in 2025 has brought us familiar doses of scorching sunshine and pouring rain, British hopes and despair, and the usual queues, strawberries and on-court stardust. One major difference with this year’s tournament, however, has been the notable absence of human line judges for the first time…

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Favourites progress at Wimbledon, but suffer first

Top seed Aryna Sabalenka has moved into the semi-finals at Wimbledon where she plays Amanda Anisimova but both had to fight hard for their quarter-final wins.

AAP

Amanda Anisimova’s Nephew Stole the Show During Wimbledon Win

Adorable nephew crashes Wimbledon post match interview.

Sports Illustrated

Wimbledon suffers another tech malfunction as ‘fault’ is called mid rally

The faltering system was thrust back into the spotlight on Tuesday afternoon.

The Independent UK

Wimbledon 2025: AI line call system suffers fresh 'malfunction' as Taylor Fritz downs Karen Khachanov

The All England Club’s new automatic line calling system continues its difficult start to life in SW19

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Wimbledon suffers another technology malfunction as ball wrongly called a fault

Umpire Louise Azemar-Engzell had to stop a rally on Court One when ‘fault’ was incorrectly called after a shot landed well inside the line.

The Independent UK

Wimbledon 2025 quarter-finals: Alcaraz blows away Norrie, Sabalenka battles past Siegemund – as it happened

Carlos Alcaraz’s 6-2, 6-3, 6-3 masterclass ended Cameron Norrie’s run, while Aryna Sabalenka was pushed to the limit in a three-set win over the German veteran

The Guardian - UK

Wimbledon day 9 prediction, best bets and 59/1 accumulator

Follow our tennis betting tips as we head into day nine of Wimbledon

The Independent UK

Six best quarterfinal matches at 2025 Wimbledon

Six best quarterfinal matches at 2025 Wimbledon. We take a look at four men's matches and two women's matches.

The Sports Daily

Naomi Osaka Keeps Wimbledon Loss in Perspective in Post About Deep Talk With Father

Osaka's Instagram post put her loss in a much wider perspective.

Sports Illustrated

Player faith in technology shaken by storm around AI line-calling at Wimbledon

Glaring errors around Pavlyuchenkova’s match have not been an exception in first year of system’s use at SW19

The Guardian - UK

Wimbledon line-call failure came after operator turned cameras off by mistake

System was unintentionally deactivated with one computer click, it is understood, sparking chaos on Centre Court

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The Independent UK

Wimbledon umpire at centre of line-call controversy has ‘rest day’ on Monday

Nico Helwerth was notably absent from the match list on Monday, 7 July after the controversy

The Independent UK

Wimbledon takes action after ‘human error’ causes Electronic Line Calling to malfunction

Controversy around the technology unfolded during Sonay Kartal’s defeat on Sunday

The Independent UK

Umpire given a rest while Wimbledon officials insist tech fail can’t be repeated

Nico Helweth failed to call a shot out after human error led to the new system being turned off.

The Independent UK

Why is Wimbledon blaming human error for a mistake by its new electronic line-calling system?

The All England Club is blaming human error for a glaring mistake by the electronic system that replaced human line judges this year at Wimbledon

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The Independent UK

Wimbledon chiefs retain confidence in line-calling tech despite Sunday’s blunder

Human error led to the system being turned off and a crucial line call missed.

The Independent UK

Wimbledon’s electronic line calling failure is a victory for humanity

Comment: Wimbledon apologised after the system cost Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova a point on Sunday, following complaints from various players in SW19

The Guardian - UK

Tension and tedium: welcome to the Wimbledon press conference room

Anyone can ask any question of the players, leading to absurd inquiries, but it can sometimes serve a useful purpose

The Independent UK

Wimbledon briefing: Day seven recap, Monday order of play and technology woe

Cameron Norrie is the last Briton standing after Sonay Kartal’s impressive run came to an end.

Evening Standard

Wimbledon 2025: All England Club officials have 'full confidence' in automated umpire system despite glitches

Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova felt she was robbed of a game after the system missed a clear decision

The Independent UK

Wimbledon says a call on a shot that landed out was missed because the electronic system was off

A ball that clearly landed long in a match at Centre Court wasn't called out because the electronic system that replaced line judges at Wimbledon this year was shut off

The Independent UK

Wimbledon officials apologise after line-calling tech is turned off in error

The technology being unavailable led to a missed call at a crucial moment of Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova’s win over Sonay Kartal

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