Olympic gold delights Murray

Andy Murray has described his men's Olympic final victory over Roger Federer on Sunday as the "biggest win" of his career to date.

The 25-year-old managed to secure a straight sets victory over the world number one on Centre Court at the All England Club, winning 6-2 6-1 6-4 to claim another gold medal for Team GB. Having lost to Federer in the Wimbledon final last month, in an emotinally draining occassion for the Scot, Murray was delighted to claim the scalp in the 'Fifth Grand Slam' of the season. The Scot told the BBC: "It's number one for me - the biggest win of my life. "I have had a lot of tough losses in my career and this is the best way to come back from the Wimbledon final." Murray missed out on a second gold in the mixed doubles final with Laura Robson and will now be looking ahead to the next Grand Slam of the season, at the US Open later this month.