Europe fought back to win their first Laver Cup for three years after Carlos Alcaraz beat Taylor Fritz 6-2, 7-5 in the deciding match in Berlin on Sunday. The win gave Europe a 13-11 success after they had been behind to Team World for the whole of the final day in the men's tennis equivalent of golf's Ryder Cup.

Carlos Alcaraz led Team Europe to a 13-11 victory over Team World in the Laver Cup by defeating Taylor Fritz. Team Europe triumphed despite facing a challenging position earlier in the tournament. The win marked their fifth Laver Cup title,

Team World needed one victory from their final two matches to seal a third successive Laver Cup but wins from Alexander Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz snatched glory

Carlos Alcaraz enjoyed a dream Laver Cup debut as he clinched the victory for Team Europe. Alcaraz and his team-mates trailed their World rivals by four points to eight coming into the final day of the tournament. But the Spaniard beat Taylor Fritz in a decisive, winner-take-all showdown.

Team Europe's Laver Cup hopes were kept alive on Sunday afternoon with a dominant win by Carlos Alcaraz and Casper Ruud over Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe

Ben Shelton and Alejandro Tabilo defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas and Casper Ruud 6-1 6-2 on Saturday to hand Team World an 8-4 lead over Team Europe at the end of day two of the Laver Cup. After a blistering first set and an early break by Team World in the second,

Team Europe’s players will need to play their best on the final day in order not to be defeated by Team World in this edition of the Laver Cup. Team Europe players will need to win three of four matches to lift the trophy, while Team World only needs two wins.

Team World and Team Europe were level after victories by Argentina's Francisco Cerundolo for Team World and Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece for Team Europe on the first day of the Laver Cup tournament at the Uber Arena on Friday.