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

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.

Djokovic is up to four aces already and gets a comfortable hold as Sinner pushes his backhand return wide on 40-15. Djokovic against the home crowd will be an interesting sub-plot today.

More of this please! Sinner wins the first point on serve after a brilliant rally against Djokovic, which he took control of thanks to a stunning angled forehand crosscourt.

Sinner takes his opening hold after a game of cat-and-mouse with Djokovic at the net, lovely touch from the Italian and he gets on the board.

Wonderful noise – and some great hitting already.

Djokovic holds to love behind a couple of clean aces and imposing forehands. The perfect start from the World No 1, who is out for revenge as well as history tonight.

Will it be history for Djokovic or a first for Italy and Sinner? Let’s find out…

Here we go! Djokovic won the toss and will serve to start this ATP Finals final.

Let’s hope for a cracker.

The atmosphere in Turin hsa been electric all week – especially when Sinner has been on the court.

The noise is set to be wild as the Italian becomes the first player to play in the ATP Finals showpiece.

Jannik Sinner has been the in-form at the ATP Finals this week, and has won his last seven matches against top-ten opponents.

But beating the World No 1 twice in a row? At the same tournament? It’s unheard of. But Sinner has the huge advantage of playing in front of his home fans tonight.

He’s been red-hot this week.

Novak Djokovic targets more history this evening and can overtake Roger Federer with a seventh ATP Finals crown.

All-time most ATP Finals titles:

6 -Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic

5 – Ivan Lendl, Pete Sampras

Jannik Sinner on playing in the ATP Finals final: “It doesn’t really matter the matches before, how they have been. Especially with this format, you can win against one, but after you can lose. It’s different. But still happy that I can go one more time on the court here in Turin. Good atmosphere. Hopefully I can show some good tennis.”