World number one Novak Djokovic loses first set 6-2 to fourth seed Dominic Thiem in French Open semi-final but takes second 6-3
Thiem leads 3-1 in third set when play is suspended because of rain
Winner will face defending champion Rafael Nadal, who beat Roger Federer 6-3 6-4 6-2
Britain's Johanna Konta loses 7-5 7-6 (7-2) to Czech teenager Marketa Vondrousova in women's semi-final
Vondrousova will face Ashleigh Barty in Saturday's final after the Australian eighth seed beat Amanda Anisimova in three sets
*Konta 5-4 Vondrousova
Advantage Konta.
Saved.
Konta then flails her racquet at the ball twice more with little accuracy.
Frustration that she didn't convert her set-point chances?
Well, she'll have another go - this time on her own serve.
Konta 5-3 Vondrousova*
Daniela Hantuchova
Former world number five at Roland Garros
Konta is just getting a bit tight out there right now, which is understandable after two easy mistakes on set point.
Image source, AFPKonta 5-3 Vondrousova*
She'll make this drop-shot though.
Nope, not enough on it.
Deuce.
Konta 5-3 Vondrousova*
Two set points for Konta.
This will be sealed now as the Brit comes to the net and swats away a forehand.
Wait, it's wide.
One set point.
Konta 5-3 Vondrousova*
Konta takes the game a with a forehand that just lands in.
Vondrousova goes to VAR aka Kader Nouni, who comes down off his chair and says it was "good".
One game away is Jo.
Image source, Getty ImagesKonta 4-3 Vondrousova*
Greg Rusedski
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live
There's so much more variety to Jo's game. There's that belief she has. It's similar to when I had my run to the US Open final - I'd never won a match there. I think Jo's going to go all the way here. Once you win that opening match you think you're in with a shot and there's no expectations.
Image source, PAKonta 4-3 Vondrousova*
The pair did meet last month at the Rome Masters - on that occasion Konta came through in three sets in the quarter-finals.
This could be done in two and Konta brings up 40-30 with a forehand with plenty of 'B' button.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros
Rows of empty seats are not what you'd expect to see at a Grand Slam semi-final.
After moving the match out to the 5,000-capacity third show court at Roland Garros, organisers opened it up to those with tickets for the outside courts.
Yet the entire top tier is virtually empty, with large patches of light-coloured wooden seats visible on the bottom deck.
Not a good look for the organisers, who faced plenty of criticism for moving the women's semi-finals out to the smaller show courts.
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Sulaimon Adelekan: Johanna Konta has to be at her utmost best today as she was against Sloane Stephens but she definitely has all it takes to win this grand slam.
Image source, PA*Konta 4-3 Vondrousova
Konta seems like she's been doing a few beep tests in her spare time.
She races to meet a Vondrousova drop but puts too much power on her return.
The Czech, who has yet to drop a set in this tournament, takes the game to love.
Konta 4-2 Vondrousova*
Konta has been going for broke in this tournament and it's paying dividends, and other share bonuses.
The Brit pounces on a backhand which just about gets the green light - no need for a VAR.
Is this sort of tennis making Vondrousova panic into trying to match her?
It's not clicking so far for the Czech.
*Konta 3-2 Vondrousova
Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent at Roland Garros
Vondrousova's got about 200 pairs of shoes, which is pretty impressive at the age of 19. She collects them.
*Konta 3-2 Vondrousova
Saved as Konta goes long.
But the Brit attacks once again in a short-lived deuce duel by coming to the net and powering the ball past the reach of the young Czech (she's 19).
Broken.
Image source, EPAKonta 2-2 Vondrousova*
It it really tricky serving conditions out there for both players.
Vondrousova produces her third double fault and now she finds herself facing yet another break point.
Konta 2-2 Vondrousova*
Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent at Roland Garros
Just remember, no British woman has been in a Grand Slam final since Virginia Wade at Wimbledon in 1977.
Konta 2-2 Vondrousova*
And she saves once more with a huge serve and a backhand winner from the baseline.
This is it...Konta will hold now.
Nope. Her shot from the back clips the net and lands on the wrong side.
Vondrousova has yet another chance to break and this time she does after Konta produces only her seventh double fault of the tournament.
Bad timing Jo.
Image source, Getty Images*Konta 2-1 Vondrousova
Vondrousova has advantage again following a beautiful angled pick-up at the net.
Break point trois.
Saved.
Now, break point four.
Konta is hanging on here.
*Konta 2-1 Vondrousova
Konta saves and then comes to the net before swatting a double-handed forehand winner.
Advantage.
Lost.
We're back to deuce.
*Konta 2-1 Vondrousova
Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent at Roland Garros
Konta has been exceptionally good at break points. No-one on tour has saved a higher percentage than she has in 2019. That's why her game and rankings are on the up.
*Konta 2-1 Vondrousova
"Not yet pal," says Konta as the Brit wallops a forehand past the racquet-head of her opponent.
Deuce.
But Vondrousova counters with a forehand that kisses the line.
Second break point!
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