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That is quite a line-up of matches but perhaps the tastiest coming your way is the first match on Lenglen, featuring defending champion Novak Djokovic.

If there was one man tipped to upset the Murray, Djokovic, Nadal, Wawrinka establishment, it is Austria's Dominic Thiem.

The sixth seed - a semi-finalist here last year - reached clay court finals in Barcelona and Madrid before the French Open and is the only man to beat the imperious Rafael Nadal on clay this year.

World number two Djokovic has had a difficult year and was taken to five sets in the third round by world number 41 Diego Schwartzman.

Is an early morning Djoko classic on the cards here?

Philippe Chatrier Court - 10:00 BST start

1. Pablo Carreno Busta v Rafael Nadal
2. Caroline Garcia v Karolina Pliskova (not before 13:00 BST)
3. Andy Murray v Kei Nishikori

Suzanne Lenglen Court - 10:00 BST start

1. Dominic Thiem v Novak Djokovic
2. Elina Svitolina v Simona Halep (not before 13:00 BST)
3. Stan Wawrinka v Marin Cilic

Hello and good morning.

Yes we have quite a day coming up for you.

Both Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic will be on court very shortly for their quarter-finals which were postponed from yesterday due to rain.

Those matches will be followed by the remaining two women's quarter-finals before Andy Murray heads out for his last eight match.

Throw in a bit of Stan Wawrinka as well and you can see why we're excited.

Here's the full lowdown of what is coming up...

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If the yesterday's rain in Paris caused frustration, it has served up a treat for today (no pun intended).

With the showers hopefully behind us in the French capital, there are SIX French Open quarter-finals coming your way today - four in the men's draw, two in the women's.

A tennis feast. Sit back, relax and enjoy*.

*Warning - you may be reading through your fingers from time to time.