Novak Djokovic vs Jannik Sinner LIVE stream: ATP Finals latest score and updates

Sinner stops Djokovic’s run of points at 10 as he wins a gutsy backhand duel but the World No 1 senses an opportunity and does not relent for a moment.

The Serbian had a huge opportunity to claim the second break of serve as he lined up a forehand down the line, but he clips the net cord and it goes out.

Reprieve for Sinner? We’ll have to see – but that’s a big hold of serve after staring down the barrel of a double break.

Two aces in a row from Djokovic – out wide on either side – as he wraps up his opening service game to love.

That’s eight points in a row to start the second set…

The pressure from Djokovic is unrelenting as he jumps into a 0-30 lead on Sinner’s serve.

From there, Djokovic simply does not miss. He produces outstanding depth to the baseline and Sinner challenges in vain after Djokovic clips the baseline.

Another long rally – and Djokovic does not blink. He breaks to love to start the second set. Ominous.

Djokovic roars on the opening point and pumps his fist after Sinner goes long at the end of a brutal baseline rally… the home fans don’t like that.

Another fist pump from Djokovic, this time as he lands an ace out wide. Djokovic stares the crowd down…

That’s wild from Sinner on the backhand return – miles out – it brings up three set points for Djokovic.

Djokovic has tamed the Italian and the Turin crowd so far. Long way back for Sinner here.

Sinner forces Djokovic to serve it out.

Given Djokovic has barely dropped a point on serve through this first set, it would either be a total collapse from the World No 1 or something rather special from the young Italian.

A hold to love for Djokovic, sealed as Sinner struggles to deal with Djokovic’s sliced serve up the T.

This has been a real statement from the Serbian so far, to add to that spellbinding win over Carlos Alcaraz yesterday.

That should settle Sinner slightly. He holds to 15 after landing a couple of big first-serve and squeezing out a rare error from Djokovic, this one on the backhand side.

Djokovic is in pole position to close out the first set from here, though.

Utterly imposing from Djokovic – behind the serve and *that* forehand. Sinner nets after Djokovic finds a sublime angle with the forehand crosscourt and the No 1 takes the hold.

“Virtually unplayable,” says Tim Henman on Amazon Prime.

Advantage to the No 1 and how Sinner would want this back! He is called long on a forehand that actually caught the line, but Sinner doesn’t challenge and then Djokovic forces another forehand error from Sinner.

The 36-year-old is just blasting the ball around the court at the moment and has really brought the level up against Sinner.

Djokovic unloads on a forehand winner from the middle of the baseline and crushes it past Sinner at over 85mph.

Sinner responds with a beautiful drop shot from inside the baseline – that’s a skill he has developed over the season.

Djokovic beats Sinner with an excellent backhand lob – and then Sinner whacks a forehand into the net, looking for the line.