• Andy Murray won fourth rubber against Belgium’s David Goffin
• Scot uncertain approximately playing next year’s tournamentAndy Murray savoured the most emotional moment of his career after he drove distinguished Britain to a Davis Cup triumph for the first time since 1936 with a 6-3,7-5, 6-3 victory over Belgium’s David Goffin.
Five years after Britain won a Europa/Africa Group II relegation play-off against Turkey, and their astonishing win saw Leon Smith’s team rise to No1 in the Davis Cup rankings,and they could not have done it without Murray. The world No2 is the owner of two grand slams and an Olympic gold medal, but he poured his heart and soul into this campaign and there was the added satisfaction of winning the final alongside his older brother Jamie. Related: Even Andy Murray needs a little benefit from the family now and again| Jacob Steinberg Related: Davis Cup final: Andy Murray beats Ruben Bemelmans in three sets – as it happened Related: Davis Cup final: Britain’s Kyle Edmund loses to Belgium’s David Goffin in opener Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com