Murray plans to attack Djokovic

Andy Murray says he plans to attack Novak Djokovic when he plays the world number three in the quarter-finals of the Toronto Masters early on Saturday morning.
Murray has lost all four of his previous meetings with the Serb, who is the defending champion in Canada, with the Scot having failed to even take a set in their last three meetings.

The last time they met on a hard court, in Miami last year, Murray managed to win just one game and he admits it will be tough to overcome the Australian Open champion.

"He's obviously, behind (Roger) Federer and (Rafael) Nadal, the third best player by a long way," said the eighth seed.

"He's playing very well - for me, this is probably his best surface. So I have to go out there and play aggressively.

"I can't afford to make as many unforced errors as I did (against Stanislas Wawrinka) but I'm playing well and I'm back in the top ten. I think my ranking might go up again after this week so I'm feeling confident."

The winner of the match will play either Rafael Nadal or Richard Gasquet in the semi-final.

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