Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport senior tennis reporter

Emma Raducanu, by her own admission, is still finding her feet on the clay.

But the evidence in Rome so far has shown she is continuing to improve - albeit against opponents well below Gauff's standard.

Her movement, which is always the key to being a good clay-court player, has looked sharper and allowed the Briton to play more on the front foot like she wants to.

Another key factor is the relaxed demeanour which she continues to possess

That has been harnessed by having Mark Petchey and Jane O'Donoghue - long-time trusted associates - over the past couple of months.

Coco Gauff wins the coin toss and elects to serve first.

Both players are warming up and then we'll be underway.

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Ciao! Enjoying the sunshine?

It's almost as warm across the UK as it is in Rome, where we're about to see Britain's Emma Raducanu take on world number four Coco Gauff in the fourth round of the Italian Open at the historic Foro Italico.

Raducanu has never reached this stage of the tournament before - can she go all the way and win a second career title?

Stick around to see if she can reach the quarter-finals.