article_snippet: Andy Murray admitted Great Britain's Davis Cup win over the United States in Andy Murray
article_snippet: Andy Murray overcame some difficult moments in the first set to secure a 7-6 (7/4) 6-3 7-6 (7/4) triumph at the Emirates Arena and line up a World Group quarter-final home tie against France.
article_snippet: The 27-year-old had set Great Britain on the way by taking two sets inside 46 minutes against Donald Young on Friday afternoon but the drama was only just beginning.
article_snippet: Andy Murray then watched team-mate James Ward come from two sets down to win an epic tussle with world number 20 Isner before team-mate James Ward brother Jamie and Dom Ingol came back from a similar position against Mike and Bob Bryan, the best doubles team of all time, only to fall just short in another marathon tie.
article_snippet: Murray fought off three break points after two double faults to tie the score at 4-4 and then saved three set points in Murray next service game, producing aces at crucial moments.
article_snippet: Big-serving Isner hit 12 aces before the tie-break but some excellent backhand slices gave Murray the advantage and a brilliant lob
article_snippet: saw Murray break in the second set.
article_snippet: Ward won the first set of Ward dead rubber 7-5 against Young before pulling out early in the second set to make it a 3-2 win for Britain.
article_snippet: Ward, who flies to California from London on Monday along with Murray, said: 'My knee hurt so I pulled out
highlights_snippet: Andy Murray beat John Isner in straight sets to secure GB win over US .
  
highlights_snippet: Andy Murray needed two tie-breaks to beat the world
highlights_snippet: The Scot's win in Glasgow clinched the Davis Cup tie 3-2 .
  