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"I expect a lot from myself, so I think that pressure also helps me do my best in matches. "one of the most controversial moments in tennis historyThe home favourite launched a furious tirade against Portuguese official Ramos after he punished her for receiving coaching from Patrick Mouratoglou and smashing a racquet as she grew more frustrated at the start of the second set.That led to Ramos, who has not chaired a Williams match since, docking her a point and issuing the further punishment of a game's penalty for a tirade questioning his integrity.A poisonous atmosphere developed on Ashe as the New York crowd turned on Ramos with deafening boos.Williams has refused to speak in detail about the incident publicly since, although said she felt "disrespected by a sport that I love" in published in American fashion magazine Harper's Bazaar in July.That meeting against Osaka, who was left crying with sadness after clinching her first Grand Slam win, was Williams' first US Open final since returning to the sport after the difficult birth of daughter Olympia a year earlier.Williams also lost last year's Wimbledon final against Angelique Kerber and was beaten again in this year's final at the All England Club by Simona Halep.Now she has a fourth opportunity to win that elusive 24th major - her first since becoming a mother - and says she is ready to dispel any doubts about her ability to win another major final.Jamie Murray column: 'Aiming for four US Open titles in a row & killing time on tour'"There are a lot of things that I've learned in the past, but I just have to go out there, above all, most of all, just stay relaxed," she said.

Analysis and opinion from the BBC's tennis correspondent.How to get into tennis - it's fun, will keep you fit and caters for all levels and abilities. "Williams is aiming to equal Australian Margaret Court's all-time record of 24 Grand Slam singles titles by beating Andreescu, which would then give her the opportunity to become the leading major winner at the Australian Open in January - where a stadium is named after Court.Williams has not won a major since the 2017 Australian Open, when she was eight weeks pregnant.After losing to an inspired Halep at Wimbledon, Williams said she was not feeling burdened by the weight of history as she chases Court's tally. "Following his US Open first-round win over Steve Johnson, the 24-year-old was asked whether he had been affected by the fine and responded: "Not at all. "I know my behaviour at times has been controversial and that has landed me in trouble - which at times is granted and valid - but my issue is around others, whether gaining the same, less or more media attention, doing the same or similar behaviour and not being sanctioned. For me it comes down to the extra pressure she puts on herself, on her own shoulders. "I acknowledge I've deserved fines and sanctioning at times," "But I expect consistency and fairness with this across the board. It's just crazy what a year can do. A month later, he was fined £13,766 for unsportsmanlike behaviour at Queen's.Back in 2016 he received an eight-week ban for his behaviour at the Shanghai Masters when his efforts were questioned during defeat by Mischa Zverev.During Tuesday's match at Flushing Meadows, Kyrgios received a code violation for swearing and clashed with umpire James Keothavong for allowing spectators to enter the stadium while he was serving. "Andreescu has already earned six wins over top-10 players this year - Caroline Wozniacki, Svitolina, Kerber (twice), Kiki Bertens and Karolina Pliskova - while she also led by an early break before Williams retired from their Rogers Cup final in Toronto last month with a back injury.This run to the US Open final means she has won 13 straight matches and an extraordinary 44 of her 48 matches this season.One more win will see her become the first teenager to win their first Grand Slam singles title since Rafael Nadal won his first French Open aged 19 in 2005.She would also match Monica Seles' record of winning a major in the Open era on only her fourth appearance in a Grand Slam main draw. "It would be interesting to see how it would be under different circumstances. Live text and BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra commentary on selected matches on the BBC Sport website and app. "I've always dreamed of this moment ever since I was a little kid. Hopefully, I guess, may the best player win. "If someone would have said that a couple weeks ago, I think I would have believed them. Click Serena Williams says she has not thought about her controversial defeat against Naomi Osaka in last year's US Open final as she goes again for a record-equalling 24th Grand Slam title.The American, 37, called umpire Carlos Ramos a "thief" and a "liar" as he docked her a game amid extraordinary scenes on Arthur Ashe Stadium.She meets Canadian Bianca Andreescu, 19, in this year's final on Saturday.On last year's final, Williams said: "It hasn't really crossed my mind.

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