Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic: A Sunday date in London

Just like in 2014, Novak Djokovic will face Roger Federer in Sunday’s World Tour Final when he attempts to lift the trophy for a fifth time and become the first player to win the season-ending showpiece four years in a row.

But Djokovic pulled out a near-perfect performance as he downed the resurgent Rafael Nadal 6-3, 6-3 in their semi-final clash on Saturday.

Federer then defeated Swiss compatriot Stan Wawrinka 7-5, 6-3 to book his place in the final.

Sunday is a repeat of last year’s final, which Djokovic won by a walkover after Federer withdrew with an injury, something he has rarely done in his career.

“I don’t feel unbeatable, but it does definitely feel great when I’m playing the way I played,” Djokovic said after his dazzling display against Nadal.

“I’ve lost against Roger three times this year. When he’s on, it’s hard to play him,” said the Serb, who has also beaten Federer four times in 2015, all in finals.

Djokovic could claim $1,050,000 in prize money if he wins, while Federer would receive $2,228,000 for winning the title undefeated.

“It will be a perfect ending only if I win. Novak should be knocked out by now! No, I am joking. He played a great match against Rafa… and I’m sure it will be a fantastic meeting, ” said Federer.