Great Britain's Katie Boulter to BBC Sport: "Obviously we have two rubbers. We've got absolutely nothing to lose again.

"I still feel like we're the underdogs, France at home is not one you want to play.

"But it was crucial to get the point and I'm glad that I did.

"I kind of lost my identity yesterday. I was trying to play like the stereotypical clay court player.

"I don't have that in my bag. This is my second match on the tour on clay court so I'm still fresh and learning."

Russell Fuller
Tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

That was some turnaround by Katie Boulter. Yesterday she lost the last twelve games of her match with Diane Parry.

Today she has won the last nine against Clara Burel. She demolished the 23 year old’s serve in that second set.

Clay may be unfamiliar ground for her, but the qualities and confidence of someone who has won two WTA titles in the past 10 months shone through there.

What a win that is for Katie Boulter to bounce back from yesterday's defeat.

A brilliant turnaround in that opening set before racing through the second - all on a surface she doesn't have much experience on.

She hands Great Britain a 2-1 lead. Anne Keothavong's side are in the driving seat.

Sue Thearle
Tennis commentator on BBC Red Button

A performance of true grit and character from Katie Boulter. It was a tussle of epic proportions in the opening set. She found a way back from the cliff edge and turned it around.

That is surely one of the wins of her career. That was exceptional.

It seems like Clara Burel knows what's coming. She sends a return into the net and hands Katie Boulter two set points.

Katie Boulter suffered a pretty chastening defeat yesterday at the hands of Diane Parry, but she has looked a completely different player today.

She's 15-30 up on Clara Burel's serve. Just two more points...

Sue Thearle
Tennis commentator on BBC Red Button

It feels like the stuffing has just been knocked out of Clara Burel. Katie Boulter is almost home. She's on the brink of what would be a wonderful victory today.

No messing about. Katie Boulter holds to love.

She's one game away.

Sue Thearle
Tennis commentator on BBC Red Button

She's just crept a little closer to that finishing line. She's bossing it with the forehand pushing Burel around.

She's got the double-break. That is double trouble or France now.

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It's all going wrong for Clara Burel.

Katie Boulter wins the third break point of the game and Great Britain are inching closer to a 2-1 lead in this Billie Jean King Cup qualifier.

A second serve ace saves Clara Burel.

Clara Burel saves the first, but Katie Boulter isn't going away now and she bags herself another break point.

This would be big! Katie Boulter has a break point to go 4-0 up.

Katie Boulter is pumped. She's giving herself a motivational talk between every point.

30-30.

Two contrasting player benches at the change of ends.

Anne Keothavong is sitting calmly beside Katie Boulter, offering one or two brief words of encouragement.

Julien Benneteau, meanwhile, is looking very animated as he gives instructions to Clara Burel.

Sue Thearle
Tennis commentator on BBC Red Button

Suddenly there is clear blue water between the two of them here. Katie Boulter is in charge.

This match looked like it was going to go the distance after that first set.

It still could, but Katie Boulter is running away with it here. She's gets the hold to go 3-0 up in this second set.

Russell Fuller
Tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

Even after Emma Raducanu’s fabulous win yesterday, Britain’s path to victory looked far from clear.

But suddenly there is a viable route to November’s Billie Jean King Cup Finals for this British team.

France look strong in the doubles, so victory for Boulter - whose confidence is increasing by the game - still looks to be a crucial component.