Great Britain take on favourites Serbia in the Davis Cup this afternoon as the quarter-finals come to an end in Malaga.

Three teams have booked their place in the last four to take a step closer to lifting the trophy, as the tournament reaches a thrilling conclusion.

Great Britain are in action in the final quarter-final tie, though they have been hurt by injuries ruling Andy Murray and Dan Evans out of their match with Serbia.

Novak Djokovic's presence is enough for many to believe Serbia will come out on top this week, with the world No1 having just won a record-breaking seventh ATP Finals title.

Play is expected to begin at 4.45pm GMT in today's second quarter-final tie, after the game between the Netherlands and Italy.

The in-form Jannik Sinner was the star of the show for the Italians, as they battled past the Netherlands. Italy go through to the last four, where they face Great Britain or Serbia later this week.

Earlier this week, defending champions Canada were ousted by Finland, who will play Australia next after their win over Czechia.

All ties are played over a best-of-three format, with two singles matches taking place first and a doubles match then used as a decider if necessary.

How to watch the 2023 Davis Cup Finals

TV channel: The Davis Cup Finals are being shown in full on the Tennis Channel, which costs £2.49 a month after a seven-day free trial.

Live stream: The BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website will offer free live streams of Great Britain's quarter-final tie against Serbia this afternoon, and all of their subsequent matches should they make it through.