Wimbledon 2013 live stream free tennis coverage: Watch online Novak Djokovic, Serena Williams, Laura Robson [VIDEO]

The Wimbledon 2013 tennis tournament comes towards its mid-way point this weekend with players vying to reach the second week. Britain's only woman hope left, Laura Robson is in action on Saturday, as well as Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams.

All the action from Wimbledon 2013 can be watched online through ESPN live stream via the link provided below.

Laura Robson has managed to defy critics and make her way through some difficult games, but she will have to navigate her way past a tricky opponent on Saturday. She is up against New Zealand's Erakovic, and they will be second on Court No. 2.

Also on Saturday, women's favorite Serena Williams will be fourth on Court No. 1, and will be expected to defeat Japan's Date-Krumm.

On Center Court will be Novak Djokovic, who is scheduled to be fourth up, and will play France's Chardy.

Most are now expecting a Djokovic vs Andy Murray final, after a stream of top seeds in the men's draw have fallen, including Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Wilfried Tsonga.

Andy Murray has already secured his place in the second week of the tournament, by defeating Tommy Robredo 6-2, 6-4, 7-5 on Friday. That means he gets his place in the last 16, and with many of the high seeded opponents in his half of the draw out he will be expected to make his way to a second straight Wimbledon final.

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