Reaction after Andy Murray kept Britain in contention in the Davis Cup final when he beat Belgium's Ruben Bemelmans in straight sets to leave the two nations level at 1-1 after the opening singles on Friday (27 November).

SOUNDBITE (English) Andy Murray, Great Britain:

(if he believes he can now win the final for Great Britain over his next two matches)

"You know, I believe in myself. I believe in me and Jamie as a doubles team, as well. But it's obviously going to be tough. I mean, Goffin's a top-quality player when he plays well. He's ranked 15, 16 in the world, plays well on the clay. I'm aware that will be a very tough match to win. In the doubles, Davis Cup is always tough, never easy, just because of the way doubles is played. I believe we can win the tie, obviously, otherwise there would be no point in us being there. But it's going to be tough, for sure."

SOUNDBITE (English) Andy Murray, Great Britain:

(if the crowd crossed the line making noise during the match)

"With the warnings, I wasn't aware I'd been given the first warning. I didn't hear it and I had no idea. So when I lost the point, I just went up and asked the umpire why. He said, For a second warning. I didn't know I had the first one, so it was a bit confusing."