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Now: Rafael Nadal beats Casper Ruud 6-3 6-3 6-0 in final
Spain's Nadal wins record-extending 14th French Open title
It is also a record-extending 22nd men's Grand Slam singles title
Norwegian eighth seed Ruud was appearing in maiden Grand Slam final
Nadal 6-3 Ruud*
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros
Good job British umpire James Keothavong has quick reflexes.
He had to duck sharply when the attempted backhand from Ruud - on the point which sealed the first set - flew towards his chair and drilled the protective roof over his head.
Ever the professional, he didn't flinch in delivering the scoreline.
Nadal 6-3 Ruud*
Oh!
Nadal gets a good look at a cross-court shot and sends it over the tramlines.
Lucky for Ruud. Deuce.
Nadal 6-3 Ruud*
Oh!
Nadal leaps into the air at the net and sends a no-look volley into the foot of the net.
30-40. Another chance for Nadal.
Nadal 6-3 Ruud*
Brilliant depth from Rafa Nadal, working his way to 0-30 on Casper Ruud's serve, and the Norwegian goes long with a whip down the line to hand Nadal two early break points.
Nadal 6-3 Ruud*
Casper Ruud will serve to start the second set.
*Nadal 6-3 Ruud
Greg Rusedski
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live
So impressive from Nadal - the last three points all slow first serves into the backhand, all unforced errors from Ruud - it's all about who plays the big points better.
Nadal 6-3 Ruud*
Rafael Nadal is 13-0 in the French Open final and has never lost two sets in a Roland Garros showpiece.
Most titles won by a man in a single Grand Slam event:
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros
Image source, BBC SportIf you've never been to this corner of Paris, you might not know Roland Garros is in the middle of a sporting enclave.
Over the road from the tennis are two more of the French capital's biggest stadiums - both architectural classics of their time.
The brutalist beauty of the Parc des Princes, home of Paris St-Germain and where the French national football and rugby union teams used to play.
Image source, BBC SportNext door is the Stade Jean-Bouis, a stunning modern stadium with a lace-style exterior made by triangle-shaped beams.
Stade Francais, the French Top 14 rugby team which plays here, may not have won many trophies in recent years but the place they call home must have picked up a few architectural titiles.
Image source, BBC SportNadal 6-3 Ruud
Nadal, on his first set point, serves it way out wide, Ruud can get to it but the return's heading towards the court umpire and that's the first set. Nadal one third of the way to title number 14 and Grand Slam number 22.
Image source, Getty ImagesA looping service return from Ruud drifts agonisingly wide to give Nadal set point, 40-30.
*Nadal 5-3 Ruud
A brilliant winner down the line from Ruud, he dispatches it in style and he's still fighting, 15-30 on the Nadal serve.
*Nadal 5-3 Ruud
Greg Rusedski
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live
What a statement from Nadal - he's throwing the kitchen sink at those backhands.
*Nadal 5-3 Ruud
Ruud holds to force Nadal to serve out the set. Can Nadal finish off the first set?
Nadal 5-2 Ruud*
Rafael Nadal produces a fine volley at the net, that's eight of eight points that he's won when he's moved in close, but Ruud produces a superb flick off the shoelaces to give himself two game points at 40-15.
Nadal 5-2 Ruud*
Russell Fuller
Tennis correspondent at Roland Garros
Nadal knows his career doesn't have long to run, but he has a chance to make it 22 Grand Slams, which is a compelling prospect - and woe betide anyone who gets in his way.
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros
Lots of royalty on Chatrier today.
As well as the 'King of Clay', there is Hollywood eminence in Michael Douglas, Hugh Grant and Sienna Miller.
Nadal and Ruud are also being watched on by sovereignty from their respective nations - Spain's King Felipe VI is sat next to Haakon, Crown Prince of Norway on the front row.
The pair have a chinwag at the changeover. Hope the former wasn't gloating too much at the scoreline.
Nadal 5-2 Ruud*
Greg Rusedski
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live
Ruud is looking to make every rally as long and physical as he can.
He has to think to himself 'how do I make him a bit tired'.
Nadal 5-2 Ruud*
Nadal has a little icon of a tennis ball with the number 13 on his shoes, to represent his French Open successes. He's going to need to order some new shoes the way this one's going.
Ruud manages to win a couple of points off the Spaniard's serve from 40-0 down, including a nice cross-court effort, but it's not enough.
Nadal mixes it up, brings Ruud to the net and then produces a lovely passing shot with his next chess move. Ruud now serving to save the set, Nadal one game away from having the first set in the books.
Image source, Getty Images*Nadal 4-2 Ruud
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*Nadal 4-2 Ruud
Every service game for Ruud is a battle, but that's a good hold as Nadal, firing up the two-handed backhand, sends one down the line but just wide.