Alan Jewell
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Worrying early problem for Alfie Hewett as he has to leave the court for treatment after just one game.

Alan Jewell
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

This should be a fascinating final between Alfie Hewett and Tokito Oda, a battle between the world number one and two respectively.

Hewett leads the head-to-head 8-7 but 18-year-old Oda has won their past two meetings.

Oda also holds a 3-1 edge in Grand Slam finals, including last year's French Open on the Roland Garros clay.

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A lot of power and aggression from Tokito Oda from the start but in the doubles final he was over-pressing at times.

Alfie Hewett is having to track a lot around the court to make sure he was putting Oda in uncomfortable positions, and drawing errors.

Oh no. Something hurt Hewett though as he swung for a volley winner to bring up a break point.

He seems to be ok and he gets another look at a break point.

But Oda’s backhand comes to his rescue. He holds.

Hewett asks for the physio.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson has been speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live about the performance of ParalympicsGB in Paris, and the legacy of these Paralympics.

She said: "I think overall for the team, they're right on target in terms of the medals. The target was quite broad, between 100-140. Each sport has its own targets - some of them have been careful about talking about [them] publicly.

"The medal table is about gold medals, but I think we need to be looking wider than that. We need to be looking at amazing performances, breadth across sports. The gold medals [are] just binary.

"I think Paris should be really pleased with the games they've delivered. The crowds have been amazing. It's the legacy - it's what happens next. It's what happens for the British sports and what Paris does and how Los Angeles picks up the baton.

"This feels like a really pivotal moment for the movement."

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There has been medal success for Great Britain on the final day of Para-equestrian competition.

Mari Durward-Akhurst and Sophie Wells have won bronze in the grade I and grade V individual freestyle events respectively.

A short time ago, Georgia Wilson claimed silver in the grade ll event, adding to her Paralympics medal tally after previously winning a bronze earlier in the Games.

Natasha Baker (grade III) is in action for GB this afternoon.

Alan Jewell
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

It's been a real September mixed bag in Paris today with heavy downpours earlier but a warm sun has also been shining at Roland Garros.

A legacy of the earlier rain is that the roof was closed on Court Philippe Chatrier for the men's singles bronze-medal match between Argentina's Gustavo Fernandez and Spain's Martin de la Puente.

Fernandez won that incidentally, 6-1 6-2.

It has just been opened for the final coming up between Britain's Alfie Hewett and Japan's Tokito Oda.

It is supposed to be dry for the next few hours...

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Alan Jewell
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

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Alfie Hewett (above left) said winning the Paralympic doubles gold with Gordon Reid on Friday was "the stuff of dreams".

The British pair defeated Japan's Tokito Oda and Takuya Miki 6-2 6-1 yesterday in a match that was a lot more competitive than the scoreline suggests - at least in the first set.

Today Hewett, 26, is across the net from Oda again, though the 18-year-old might be considered the favourite for their singles final.

Oda has won the French Open title for the past two years and defeated Hewett in the 2023 final on the clay of Roland Garros.

Hewett has appeared in the Paralympic singles final once before, losing to doubles partner Reid at Rio 2016.

He has already made a major breakthrough in singles this summer, winning the Wimbledon title for the first time in July.

Great Britain's wheelchair fencers will compete for a bronze tonight in the men's team epee after losing their semi-final with Iraq 45-39.

GB will face Poland at 17:45 BST, while Iraq will take on China in the the final.

Alan Jewell
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

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One career 'Golden Slam' completed on Friday, another one to follow today?

It could be quite a 24 hours for Alfie Hewett who takes on Japan's Tokito Oda at Roland Garros in the wheelchair tennis men's singles final shortly.

Hewett headed into these Paralympics having won everything in the sport, except for a Paralympic gold medal.

That box was ticked yesterday with a cathartic doubles gold alongside Gordon Reid. Now he has the chance to add a singles gold.

The Briton's quest has echoes of Novak Djokovic in the Olympics last month, where the Serb - a 24-time Grand Slam singles champion - finally won a gold medal at Roland Garros.

ParalympicsGB are guaranteed at least one medal in Saturday's Para-judo action and will hope to claim two today.

Dan Powell was involved in a tight semi-final against France's Cyril Jonard, which he won in a golden score period, to reach the final of the men's -90kg J1 category.

Chris Skelley will be involved in a bronze medal contest later in the men's +90kg J2 event.

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Fin Graham won Great Britain's first gold of Saturday with victory in the men's C1-3 road race.

Graham, 24, beat France's Thomas Peyroton-Dartet in a sprint finish to the 71km route.

Graham, Peyroton-Dartet and Alexandre Leaute broke clear on the third of five laps, before Leaute faded late in the race to take bronze.

Read more here.

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Britain's Emma Wiggs and Charlotte Henshaw won canoeing gold medals at the Paralympics.

Wiggs, 44, retained her canoeing VL2 (va'a) title for her third Paralympic gold overall.

Henshaw (pictured) won the VL3 event ahead of team-mate Hope Gordon, who took silver.

There was also a silver for GB's Dave Phillipson in the men's KL2 (kayak) race.

Read more here.

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On Friday, ParalympicsGB reached a couple of notable milestones.

Firstly, they passed their tally of gold medals won in Tokyo. It was 41 in 2021, and number 42 in Paris came with two days of competition remaining.

Also, Piers Gilliver's wheelchair fencing silver was GB's 100th of the 2024 Games. For reference, UK Sport set a target of 100-140 medals before the Games began.

And the medals have continued to flow today...

It's the penultimate day of competition at the 2024 Paralympics and a whopping 75 gold medals are available.

Some of them have already been won (and some of them by ParalympicsGB - more on that shortly...) but there are still plenty more up for grabs during our live text coverage over the next seven hours or so.