An image of Serbia's Novak Djokovic can be seen on the tongue of the shoes of Czech Republic's Tomas Berdych. Photo / AP
Fashion choices tend to dominate the headlines at Wimbledon as often as the actual tennis does.
The proof is in the pudding. This year we've had officials force players in the boys junior tournament to change their underwear after some below-the-belt violations of the rule that stipulates players must wear
predominantly white attire at the All England Club.
And in the opening week Venus Williams had to change from a pink bra into a white one to comply with the regulation.
But for once it's not the colour of a competitor's clothes causing all the kerfuffle in south London. Feet rarely attract so much attention, but Tomas Berdych ensured that changed on the hallowed grass courts at the year's third major.
Eagle-eyed viewers noticed the Czech has been wearing Novak Djokovic's shoes with his face on the tongue. The Serb has been giving him not so much a helping hand but a helping foot.
