After Andy Murray lost the semi-final at Wimbledon, tell us your views on the coverage. Do you think matches should take priority over scheduled shows?

Plus, tell us your Wimbledon highlights and your favourite tennis matches.

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I'm not interested in Wimbledon but if the Beeb tweaks its schedules to give fans the best coverage I don't mind. It is only for two weeks. Muriel, Lisburn

Sue - All you need to do to avoid the commentary is to hit the mute button or turn the volume off! Steve, Perth

Andy Murray was joking when he made the England comment, as anyone who saw the press conference would know. Adrian, West Midlands

I agree with Tina Baker that the best match of Wimbledon 09 undoubtedly was the Murray v Wawrinka battle, to the last game of final set. I would have loved Andy to have made the final, but hopefully Roddick will make a match of it against the power that is Fed. Hazel, Portstewart

Tennis on FOUR channels simultaneously, followed immediately by highlights. Other sports don't have that. Hardly fair. Why the bias? Caz, Chesterfield

I also love the invitation doubles. My favourite is Jana Novotna, but so far I've not seen a match. The other night interactive finished early, so surely they could've shown highlights of the senior games? Liz, Hull

Can't the main matches be shown at times of less popular shows with lower ratings? There must be a happy medium. It's never fair for one thing to hog a channel. Moderation is the key. Jane, Manchester

What a breath of fresh air the Amritraj/Fitzgerald v Bahrami/Leconte match was. Very entertaining. Richard, Kingswinford

Kate - I totally agree, Roger to win. What a lovely guy with a lovely manner. He's calm, very professional and a brilliant tennis player. Andy Murray never smiles, does not respect others and sulks when it doesn't go his way. Susan, Whitehaven

Williams sisters once again in the ladies Wimbledon final. Yawn. What's the point? It's like watching a football match with teams from the same side. Barry, Worcester

Matthew - I don't like any sport, but at least the tennis is only on BBC and only for two weeks a year. Football is on all the time and on ITV as well. It ruins TV schedules and even the news has to move to accommodate it at times. Gray, West Midlands