Hello and welcome to LIVE updates of the final round-robin match of the 2020 ATP Tour finals. Daniil Medvedev is already guaranteed top spot in the pool and will hoping to stay fresh for his semi final with Rafael Nadal on Saturday. Diego Schwartzman is playing for pride and ranking points after losing his first two matches in his first ever appearance at the event.

GAME, SET AND MATCH! – MEDVEDEV 6-3 6-3 SCHWARTZMAN. Medvedev signs off Group Tokyo 1970 with a perfect record, serving it out to love. He warms up for his semi final with Nadal in real style thanks to a straight sets win over the Argentine, who leaves his debut finals on the back of three losses. Medvedev got the job done in one hour and 13 minutes. He’s certainly the form man heading into the last four, just the 31 winners there.

MEDVEDEV 6-3 5-3 SCHWARTZMAN. Serve-out question, posed. Diego keeps Daniil honest but his London adventure could well be about to end.

MEDVEDEV 6-3 5-2 SCHWARTZMAN. When the first serve doesn’t get you, the forehand does. Medvedev surges to a love hold and is one game away from staying perfect in this tournament.

MEDVEDEV 6-3 4-2 SCHWARTZMAN. With the break under his belt, Medvedev goes for big returns once again. He doesn’t do enough with them but it does lead to a quick-fire game. Schwartzman stays in touch, but it’s looking unlikely he’ll rescue anything from this.

MEDVEDEV 6-3 4-1 SCHWARTZMAN. It’s a very scrappy game from the world number four and Schwartzman almost bites back. The Argentine is gifted his first break point courtesy of a double fault but sees it snatched away by a huge service winner. Some nice hands at the net earn him another opportunity, but he slaps a tame return into the net from a weak second serve. Medvedev eventually gets the rhythm flowing again and consolidates from deuce.

BREAK! – MEDVEDEV 6-3 3-1 SCHWARTZMAN. Talk about redlining it. Medvedev literally hits the corners on his way to triple break point. He’s in charge at the net but duffs a volley, allowing Schwartzman to lob him. The Russian attempts a tweener and makes a mess it. He recovers from the shocker to break at the third opportunity with the type of winner he’s more accustomed to hitting.

MEDVEDEV 6-3 2-1 SCHWARTZMAN. He may be hanging tough on his own service games, but he’s not really doing enough with the return. Easier said than done of course. Medvedev earns plenty of cheap points with that first serve and claims another routine hold to 15.

MEDVEDEV 6-3 1-1 SCHWARTZMAN. Super play from Schwartzman. You always get 100 per cent from the Argentine as he glides up and down that baseline. Medvedev gets interested at 40-30 and hovers by the net, but the world number eight unleashes a ferocious pass to get on the board.

MEDVEDEV 6-3 1-0 SCHWARTZMAN. Frustration for Diego. He manages to apply some pressure at deuce and engages Daniil in a war of attrition from the baseline. Inevitably, Medvedev wins it and goes on to grab the scoreboard advantage at the start of Set 2.

SET! – MEDVEDEV 6-3 SCHWARTZMAN. Medvedev steps it up when he sees an opening to break again. He conjures up some quite ridiculous returns and takes the game on his second set point to clinch the opener in 37 minutes.

MEDVEDEV 5-3 SCHWARTZMAN. The world number four lands the big serve often enough to remain very comfortable on serve. He’s one away from taking the set.

MEDVEDEV 4-3 SCHWARTZMAN. Daniil goes for big returns, but it doesn’t pay off. Given he’s got a match in 24 hours, you can’t blame him for trying to shorten the points.

MEDVEDEV 4-2 SCHWARTZMAN. Like a man in a hurry, Medvedev blitzes his way through a rapid love hold. The Russian is oozing with confidence.

MEDVEDEV 3-2 SCHWARTZMAN. Some respite for Schwartzman. With the break in the bag, Medvedev seems to drop intensity. He barely tries to stretch for a crosscourt attempt and the diminutive world number nine notches up a love hold.

MEDVEDEV 3-1 SCHWARTZMAN. Diego is giving it his all, but Daniil has a bit too much right now. He flies into the net again and then quickly back pedals to slam down an overhead that sees him consolidate.

BREAK! – MEDVEDEV 2-1 SCHWARTZMAN. Medvedev makes a rare dart into the net to nail a volley that tees up another break point from deuce. The Argentine has had to work so hard to try and cling on to his serve, but this time it’s to no avail. Medvedev sweeps another scorching forehand to his opponent’s left wing and licks the back of the baseline. Stunning.