Roger Federer: World number one into Rotterdam Open final
New world number one Roger Federer has reached the final of the Rotterdam Open with a straight-set win over Italian Andreas Seppi.
The 36-year-old Swiss, who has just become the oldest player to top the rankings, eased through 6-3 7-6 (7-3).
Federer will face Grigor Dimitrov next, the Bulgarian having progressed following a freak injury to opponent David Goffin.
Belgian Goffin was forced to retire when the ball hit him in his left eye.
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The 27-year-old was trailing world number five Dimitrov 6-3 0-1 when the ball bounced up off his own racket and struck him, leaving him unable to continue.
Top seed Federer, who notched his 14th win from 15 matches against Seppi, will take on second seed Dimitrov in the final on Sunday.
Although not at his best, Federer broke the Italian early in the first set and faced little trouble in the second-set tie-break.