Fans of Novak Djokovic have clashed with police in Melbourne.
It's after the tennis star won his appeal against the cancellation of his visa - possibly clearing the way for him to compete at the Australian Open.
'Free Nole' were the chants along the streets of Melbourne, after a car which he was believed to be inside left the offices of his lawyers.
However as fans swarmed around the car, police eventually used pepper spray to disperse them - leading to a tense stand-off.
This was after the world number one tennis player had his visa reinstated, following a judges ruling to cancel it was 'unreasonable'.
Djokovic believes a medical exemption should allow him to play at next week's Australian Open, despite not being vaccinated against Covid-19
The court heard he had a confirmed positive PCR test on December 16th, but he has also been pictured meeting and greeting the public in Serbia on 2 days later.
There is one more option for the Australian government - the Immigration Minister can decide to revoke his visa himself.
So does the Minister decide to bring this saga to a tie-break? Or is it game, set and match to Djokovic.
