Intro:

Andy Murray previews his Australian Open men's final against Novak Djokovic and reaction after the tournament decider in the junior girl's draw on Saturday (31st January).

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Andy Murray, Sixth seed (on how is feeling heading into the final):

"I played well so far this event. Each time I've been in difficult situations I've done a good job mentally of finding my way to get out of them. And, yeah, my tennis has been good, as well. So I hope that will be the case again tomorrow."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Andy Murray, Sixth seed (on playing against Novak Djokovic):

"Well, I know it's going to be extremely difficult to win the match tomorrow. I know if I want to win, it will probably be very, very tough and challenging physically. So I need to prepare myself mentally for that. But he has a fantastic record here. He obviously loves the court and the conditions. And, yeah, it would be a big upset if I manage to win tomorrow."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Andy Murray, Sixth seed (on what it would mean to him to win another Grand Slam):

"Yeah, I think obviously it would be a good achievement. I know winning any of the slams is a very challenging and tough thing to do. Like I said the other day, winning three of four slams like in this era seems like nothing because of everything that the other guys have done. But it's a very difficult thing to do. So whether I win tomorrow or not, I still feel like my record here has been a good one."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Andy Murray, Sixth seed (on his record against Novak Djokovic):

"I think I've lost to him the last four or five times we played against each other, as well. Maybe only won one set in those matches. Yeah, I mean, it would be a big turnaround. I played him a couple times very close the end of last year and lost pretty comfortably. For me it would be a big turnaround in a few months if I was able to win. I'm not saying it's not a possibility, but it's going to be very, very tough."