Sweet sixteen for Federer

Andy Murray said he needed to play the best tennis of his life to beat Roger Federer in the final of the Australian Open. He didn't. And he didn't. Federer said he would win if he got in front early. He did. And he did.

"Congratulations to Roger," said Murray afterwards. "His achievements in tennis are incredible ... He was a lot better than me tonight. Hopefully one time I can come back and win here."

Murray paused as the tears welled and continued: "Got great support back home the past two weeks. Sorry I couldn't do it for you tonight."

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