Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

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"An-dy! An-dy! An-dy!"

The two-syllable chant made famous by Rocky echoes around Roland Garros.

Dan Evans gently encourages Andy Murray, who looks visibly upset from my seat at the back of the stand, to go back into the middle of court.

A near-standing ovation as Murray waves goodbye to a tennis court for the very last time.

Andy Murray's tennis career is over and out.

In and Andy Murray montage tennis legend, Roger Federer said, "Success brings the spotlight" - the spotlight was yet again on three-time Grand Slam winner tonight.

Let's take a moment to look at Murray's best moments.

Andy Murray's in tears. Dan Evans is in tears. We're in tears.

We've been on an emotional rollercoaster with the pair over the last week, but their time is up.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

It’s all over.

What a career. What a man.

Murray and Evans hug longingly on the baseline.

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That's it. Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul get the win.

It's all over. Andy Murray's stellar career comes to a close.

What a journey it has been for the Scot - for him and for us!

Kye White progresses!

The Tokyo silver medallist finishes fourth in his final race, and that's enough to advance as the 10th of 12 riders who move automatically into tomorrow's semi-finals.

Andy Murray thinks he's made it but the umpire waves his finger. No.

40-15.

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Second and fourth - outstanding for the British women, Honey Osrin and Katie Shanahan both through to the final.

Georgie: There is nothing and no one more determined and tenacious than an Andy Murray behind in a tennis match.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Barely half full in Lenglen (which is sad to see) but a decent atmosphere is being created by those who are here.

Even if the Brits do lose it now, at least their supporters have seen one more roaring Murray teeth clench and fist pump combo.

This could be the final game of Murray's career. Part trois.

Tommy Paul flings himself at the ball and ends up on the floor, missing the point. 0-15.

But a Taylor Fritz smash pulls the Americans level before Dan Evans goes long. 30-15.

Fantastic swim from Honey Osrin. The GB swimmer finishes second to Kaylee Mckeown of Australia and will be heading back to La Defense Arena on Friday night to take part in the women's 200m backstroke final. Peng Xuwei of China is third.

Katie Shanahan isn't too far behind Osrin, however, ending her semi-final in fourth place.

My, oh my. The show goes on.

Andy Murray and Dan Evans aren't going anywhere just yet.

Can the Americans serve the match out this time?

This is tense. 30-30.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Last night Tommy Paul spoke about the importance of needing to take a match point against these two British bulldogs as soon as one arrived.

You can't let them hang on, is the gist of what he said.

Hang on they have... but for how long? You wouldn't bet on the Americans letting them off the hook again.

Would you?

Wow. This time they get it.

Andy Murray's career goes on. For one more game, at least.

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Phoebe Bacon of the USA is first in the opening semi-final, Canada's Kylie Masse is second and Bacon's team-mate Regan Smith finishes third. Emma Terebo of France was fourth in front of the home support.

The next semi-final is coming up featuring Team GB hopes Katie Shanahan in lane seven and Honey Osrin in lane three.

Australian Kaylee McKeown, who has already won 100m backstroke gold in Paris and is defending 200m champion, is in lane five.

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Andy Murray, ladies and gentlemen.

What about that for a cross-court winner. Break point number five.