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So Andy Murray has been given the opportunity to play on Philippe Chatrier for the first time in the tournament when he takes on Frenchman Gael Monfils in the quarter-finals tomorrow.

The pair were junior rivals and played each other several times before turning pro. Since then, they've played five times, with Murray edging the head-to-head 3-2. However, their last meeting came back in 2010.

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Can Murray keep his run going and beat the 27-year-old - and the crowd who will be fully behind their player - to progress to the semi-finals. Meet us back here tomorrow to find out. Until next time, it's good evening from me.

Piers Newbery
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

"The Chatrier stadium announcer reads out the schedule for Wednesday, with Murray v Monfils to follow Petkovic v Errani at 13:00 BST, but he doesn't mention the weather forecast. It's not good. Prepare yourselves for a long day."

Philippe Chatrier: (From 13:00 BST)

Sara Errani (10) v Andrea Petkovic (28)

Gael Monfils (23) v Andy Murray (7)

Suzanne Lenglen: (From 13:00 BST)

Svetlana Kuznetsova (27) v Simona Halep (4)

Rafael Nadal (1) v David Ferrer (5)

Men's singles quarter-finals

Novak Djokovic (2) beat Milos Raonic (8) 7-5 7-6 (7-5) 6-4

Ernests Gulbis (18) beat Tomas Berdych (6) 6-3 6-2 6-4

Women's singles quarter-finals

Maria Sharapova (7) beat Garbine Muguruza 1-6 7-5 6-1.

Eugenie Bouchard (18) beat Carla Suarez Navarro (14) 7-6 (7-4) 2-6 7-5

Six-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic has never won the French Open, but if he does, he'll become just the eighth man in history to complete the career Grand Slam after Andre Agassi, Don Budge, Roy Emerson, Roger Federer, Rod Laver, Rafael Nadal and Fred Perry.

Djokovic, who made just 17 unforced errors to Raonic's 38, will play Gulbis in the semi-finals. It is Djokovic's 22nd appearance in a Grand Slam semi-final and his 14th in his last 15 major appearances.

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Djokovic responds to a poor backhand in the first point by playing some percentage tennis in the next two - and it pays off with Raonic running out of steam as Djokovic drags him for side to side. Another Raonic errors brings up two match points but he only needs the first as the Canadian goes wide again. A confident and efficient victory for the number two seed.

On we go on Philippe Chatrier as Raonic holds serve to love to reduce the deficit to just one game. Can Djokovic serve it out at the second time of asking?

Raonic is not done yet, the Canadian rustles up only his second break point of the match and converts it for the first time in the match as Djokovic's backhand lets him down.

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Ernests Gulbis, who beat Roger Federer in the last round, pulls off another impressive victory at Roland Garros with a straight sets win over sixth seed Tomas Berdych. His reward is a first Grand Slam semi-final.

A great exchange begins with a Djokovic drop shot that Raonic scrambles back. The Serb then volleys it back cross-court and though the Canadian gets to it, Djokovic pings up a delicate lob that Raonic tries and fails to chase down. That's 30-30. Raonic wins the next with an ace and then latches on to a disappointing drop shot to make Djokovic to serve for the match.

Piers Newbery
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

"What began as a measured, clinical effort from Djokovic has become a real masterclass in the latter stages. He's been dominating the Raonic serve in this set and clipping the lines with his groundstrokes, leaving the Canadian looking a bit flat-footed. There was a brief threat of rain just now but it looks like it won't arrive in time for Raonic."

It's another love service game for Djokovic with Raonic left to serve to stay in the match.

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Djokovic puts Raonic under a bit of pressure at 30-30, but the Canadian throws in a couple of aces to stop the rot.

With victory in sight, Djokovic releases the shackles and throws in some exhibition stuff on his way to a love service game.

Doulababes:, external Watching and applauding Raonic for going two sets of tennis vs Djokovic without a hair out of place. I need some of that gel.

A stroke of magic from Djokovic, crafting a beautiful drop shot from the back of the court, following it up with a cross-court backhand and then responding to a drop volley with a lovely topspin forehand cross-court that draws gasps from the crowd. Two break points. The first goes wanting but the second is all his as Raonic's backhand lets him down. Djokovic breaks again. Raonic is really up against it now.

Djokovic, who has hit 29 winners to Raonic's 41, looks to be cruising at 30-0, but the Canadian hauls him back to 30-30 with two forehand winners.

Djokovic responds, following up a mishit with a well-executed backhand down the line for a winner for game point. He can't convert, though, and we're at deuce. The Serb digs in and rattles off the next two points to consolidate the break.

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Djokovic brings up three break points with a venomous backhand that Raonic can only watch rattle past. Credit to Raonic, though. The Canadian rattles off four straight points to bring up game point but then his forehand lets him down and we're back to deuce.

Raonic puts a forehand smash away to bring up another game point but back comes Djokovic, wrapping his racquet around a forehand for a winner. Deuce. This time, Raonic can't respond and makes two forehand errors to hand Djokovic the break.

Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"Anyone for a rally? Serve dominating on Chatrier right now and Djokovic proving just a little bit too good for Raonic when the chips are down. He produced a perfectly weighted backhand return to Raonic's feet to break in the final game of the first set and then played the sharper tiebreak to move two sets to the good."