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*Konta 2-1 Vondrousova
The longest rally of the match sees Vondrousova come out on top as Konta's attempt at a forehand winner with a lot of topspin fails.
Break point!!
Summary
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
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*Konta 2-1 Vondrousova
Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent at Roland GarrosVondorusova has a tattoo on her elbow which says 'no rain, no flowers' which I think she got after a spell away with an elbow injury.
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*Konta 2-1 Vondrousova
0-30 and there are signs of Vondrousova getting a sniff of a break back, but then the Czech goes long.
15-30.
30-30.
New coach, new Kontapublished at 10:19 British Summer Time 7 June 2019
Linking up with France-born coach Zavialoff, who enjoyed success with Swiss pair Stan Wawrinka and Timea Bacsinszky, has proved to be the spark in reigniting former world number four Konta's career.
Zavialoff's approach is giving more "autonomy" to the player, enabling Konta to trust herself to - in her words - "problem solve" better on court.
"He's been great in just encouraging me and inviting me and giving me the space to play the way I want to play and not putting too many restraints or restrictions on myself," Konta said.
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*Konta 2-1 Vondrousova
Vondrousova finally picks up her first point on her serve as Konta goes wide with a forehand.
15-30.
30-30.
Konta's attempted looped forehand from the back of the court lands fractions out. She thinks about quizzing the decision but she opts not to.
Vondrousova goes on to hold.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 10:17 British Summer Time 7 June 2019
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Lisa Higgins: Hoping really hoping Konta will be all smiles today as she reaches a grand slam final. Not going to be easy she just needs to maintain that level of intensity she had against Stephens and trust in her game!
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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland GarrosNouni's shades suddenly serve another purpose, shielding his eyes from the gusts of clay which are blown up by increasing winds.
A mini sandstorm suddenly hits Roland Garros.
Red dust gets in Konta's eyes, forcing her to turn away like when you've duffed a bunker shot on the golf course and get a mouthful of sand.
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Konta 2-0 Vondrousova*
Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent at Roland GarrosUtter domination at the moment, but things can turn around very quickly in tennis.
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Konta 2-0 Vondrousova*
Vondrousova tries to attack Konta from the back as she looks for a forehand winner, but the shot lacks accuracy and power.
Konta holds.
The other semi-finalpublished at 10:13 British Summer Time 7 June 2019
Barty 3-0 Anisimova*
Over on Suzanne-Lenglen, Australian eighth seed Ashleigh Barty is already a break up as well. And she’s just held to love against teenager Amanda Anisimova.
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*Konta 1-0 Vondrousova
Konta is having a few issues with a her serve because of this annoying wind - nevertheless she's 30-0 up.
Make that 40-0 with an angled double-handed backhand.
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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland GarrosUmpire Kader Nouni - AKA the Barry White of tennis - is chilling on his perch wearing a rain mac and sunnies. It is that sort of day in Paris...
'Vondrousova is nervous'published at 10:11 British Summer Time 7 June 2019
*Konta 1-0 Vondrousova
Daniela Hantuchova
Former world number five at Roland GarrosJohanna seems to be able to play the same as she did in that last match. Vondrousova, as we can see, is really tight and nervous. Johanna's got to try and do all she can to try and stay on top
Image source, ReutersKonta breaks!!!!!published at 10:10 British Summer Time 7 June 2019
*Konta 1-0 Vondrousova
Konta's hitting in this Slam has been aggressive and accurate. The Brit smacks a double-handed backhand down the line to take the first of her three break-point chances.
Brilliant from Konta.
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*Konta 0-0 Vondrousova
Not the greatest start for the Vondrousova - a double fault brings up 0-40....
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*Konta 0-0 Vondrousova
Vondrousova to serve.
*denotes next server
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Konta v Vondrousova
We are about to get under way.
Image source, AFPNow a few words from our very own Titchmarsh/Wordsworth...published at 10:07 British Summer Time 7 June 2019
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros
Image source, BBC SportWander away from Chatrier - the hub of Roland Garros - over a cobbled path and through the idyllic Serres d'Auteuil gardens, which remind you of Kew.
Walk past a quaint brick cottage with a clock tower, drinking areas making you feel like you've arrived at a posh wedding in the Normandy countryside, and then you land at the new Court Simonne-Mathieu - where Konta's semi-final will take now place following the weather-affected reshuffle.
Named after France's second most successful female player, it is surrounded by four greenhouses which house tropical plants from South America, Africa, south-east Asia and Australia. Phytophilous heaven.
Scheduling controversypublished at 10:06 British Summer Time 7 June 2019
Konta v Vondrousova
The scheduling of the women's semi-finals has come under attack.
The French Open's decision to move the women's semis away from Roland Garros' showpiece court was called "inappropriate and unfair" by WTA chief Steve Simon.
With no play possible on Wednesday and more rain forecast today, British number one Konta's and Vondrousova are playing on this 'outside' court.
Ashleigh Barty and Amanda Anisimova will meet on Court Suzanne Lenglen.
Konta looking coolpublished at 10:04 British Summer Time 7 June 2019
Konta v Vondrousova
Jo Konta has just walked out on to the clay - she's got the look of someone who had a decent night's kip and a good brekkie.
It's a bit breezy on court Simonne-Mathieu.
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