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Well, that seems a good way to wrap things up for our live text today, but of course we'll be back tomorrow.

And so will Barbora Krejcikova!

The French Open singles champion returns for the doubles final alongside compatriot Katerina Siniakova as they take on Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Iga Swiatek.

It is also the men's singles final, and someone not named Rafael Nadal will be etched on to the La Coupe des Mousquetaires as Novak Djokovic faces Stefanos Tsitsipas.

And don't forget, British number one Johanna Konta has a final of her own to play at the Nottingham Open, a match you can watch live on the BBC.

Until then...

Barbora Krejcikova is such a good talker, she's asked about her idol Justine Henin and tells a story about how she would watch her on TV as a child with her mother, and how when she met her this week she couldn't believe Henin knew who she was! Brilliant.

And the French Open winner, Barbora Krejcikova: "It was a really close match, I want to congratulate Anastasia as well, she has already won so many tournaments and has so much experience. I am sorry!

"This is something I always dreamed of, especially having Martina here and Mr Kodes here watching, texting me, preparing me. Jana did before but she is not here anymore.

"Everyone back home, my parents and everyone I know, I really want to thank them for giving me all of this courage to step on this court, work hard and fight for every single ball, and making my dreams come true."

Some words from Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova now: "It is funny because since a little girl I was thinking if, one day, what I would say if I had to do a speech - right now I forget everything I was preparing. Thanks a lot to the crowd, I heard a lot of support from you and it means a lot to both of us, especially in difficult times.

"I just want to say a big thank you to my parents and my brother, who is here with me, a couple of weeks ago he told me: 'I've got you, we are going to get something big'. I said I thought I needed more time but a couple of weeks later we are in the final at Roland Garros. So thank you for believing and pushing me.

"Last but not least, congrats to Barbora I really don't know how you have that courage playing singles and doubles, by the last point I was dead! Best of luck tomorrow."

Martina Navratilova is on stage to present the trophies - first up is runner-up Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and now it is Barbora Krejcikova's turn, taking to the podium in a face mask before slipping it off to lift the Suzanne-Lenglen Cup into the air as photographers snap away to record the Czech's unforgettable moment.

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More from Krejcikova: "I want to thank all of them - my coach, my physio, my friends and everyone back home. My family, my mum and dad, my brothers, my niece and nephew. It's nice to see everyone.

"It is hard to put into words because I cannot believe what just happened. I cannot believe I actually won a Grand Slam."

On her relationship with Novotna, she added: "I was going through a really hard time when Jana passed away, I was with her most of the time. Her last words were pretty much 'just enjoy it and try to win a Grand Slam'."

Pointing to the sky, she added: "I know from somewhere she is looking after me and all this what happened in the last two weeks is pretty much because she is looking after me from up there.

"It is amazing I had the chance to meet her and she was an inspiration. I hope she is really happy and I am extremely happy."

Here is what Barbora Krejcikova had to say: "I just want to thank everyone for coming today and cheering for us. It was the biggest support and the biggest energy.

"In these bad times and during this pandemic it is very nice to see you all here. The atmosphere was amazing.

"I'm super happy I was able to enjoy it. I'm just really happy!"

Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent at Roland Garros

There were quite a few tears as you can imagine, but how you keep it together remembering someone who was such a special part of your life when you've just won your first Grand Slam singles title, only she knows. Just a stunning fortnight for her.

Barbora Krejcikova walks over to the camera, takes a pen and signs a note to all her followers back home: "Czechs, you are the best nation." Sealed in a heart.

Barbora Krejcikova pays an emotional tribute to her mentor Jana Novotna, the former Wimbledon champion who died in November 2017 from cancer, saying she told her to enjoy tennis. The Czech said it made her want to win a Grand Slam, and she has made good on that promise.

"I am just really happy!" says an emotional and exhausted Barbora Krejcikova.

She's got to go again tomorrow in the doubles final.

Almost needed a double glance at that final ball, Barbora Krejcikova, just to check it was out. It was, and the Czech is a Grand Slam singles champion for the first time.

She wasn't even in the top 100 in the world 12 months ago...

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Double fault!

Now then, how're your nerves?

Barbora Krejcikova forces Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova wide with a serve and follows it up to smash away a forehand. But she stings a backhand into the tape off the next.

Another precise forehand follows and it's complemented by a superb winner off the same side to bring up two more championship points.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Psychologically it just changes and shifts dramatically after having match points. Krejcikova's heart must have been palpitating out of her body. Pavlyuchenkova looked remarkably calm facing the match points.

Big, leaping serve from Pavlyuchenkova when she needed it most and she follows up with another to hold serve from two championship points down.

It will be up to Krejcikova to serve out the match.

Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova saves the first as Barbora Krejcikova prods long from deep.

And the next drifts long too! Deuce.

What a backhand winner. Superb stuff from the baseline by Barbora Krejcikova.

She has two championship points.