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Roger Federer made it through to a record seventh Australian Open final when South Korean Hyeon Chung retired in the second set of their semi-final.
The Swiss, 36, led 6-1 5-2 when 21-year-old Chung called it quits, two games after being treated for a blister on his left foot.
Defending champion Federer goes on to face Croatian sixth seed Marin Cilic in Sunday's final.
The world number two is seeking a sixth Australian and 20th Grand Slam title.
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