WTA Finals live: Latest tennis scores as Elena Rybakina stuns Iga Swiatek before Amanda Anisimova and Madison Keys face elimination

That’s more like it from Anisimova. She moves in off the serve to put away a volley.

Anisimova was able to get through a service game but she is not able to find her returns and a backhand sails well long of the baseline. Anisimova grimaces at how far out it landed.

Keys gets through a bit of wobble on her serve to hold – Anisimova found the net on the backhand return, having whacked the bottom of her foot in frustration after an earlier miss.

Anisimova lets out a shriek at her latest error, which is followed by another forehand miss to bring up two break points for Keys in the first game of the second set.

Anisimova slumps as the backhand finds the net. This is now quite hard to watch.

Anisimova puts her backhand return into the net and looks a shadow of the player that reached the US Open final two months ago.

Keys managed to reset well after her own tough start to the match. She closes out the set with an ace, having struggled on serve earlier in the match.

Anisimova sighs as she puts two backhands into the net in a row. A further error brings a golden opportunity for Keys and break point.

Anisimova nets again and Keys breaks to lead, and will have the chance to serve for the set. That might have been Anisimova’s poorest game of the match so far.

The serves have settled but the returns are now struggling to find their mark. Just like in the last game, Anisimova misses a couple in succession and Keys makes it 4-4.

Keys can’t get her return in play and Anisimova gets a fairly straight-forward hold to love.

Keys holds for the first time too with the ace out wide. It’s been a scrappy start with neither player finding much of a rhythm.

That should settle Anisimova’s nerves. She finds an excellent wide serve to move 40-0 up and although it’s followed by a double fault, she gets the first hold of serve as Keys nets on the backhand return.