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Here's a quick run down of the scores from all the other Billie Jean King Cup qualifiers.

Japan and Australia are the first two teams to have qualified for November's finals in Seville.

Switzerland 0-2 Poland

Australia 4-0 Mexico

Japan 3-1 Kazakhstan

Slovakia 2-0 Slovenia

USA 2-0 Belgium

Brazil 0-2 Germany

Ukraine 2-0 Romania

Who else will make it to the last eight?

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World number 23 Caroline Garcia is the highest-ranked player in either team, and has previously been as high as number five in the world.

Garcia isn't going to be playing any singles today, but she is still down for doubles as it stands. The 30-year-old is an experienced doubles player, having won two Grand Slam doubles titles alongside team-mate Kristina Mladenovic.

Mladenovic herself is a former world number one in doubles and was previously a top-10 singles player.

The relatively inexperienced Diane Parry and Clara Burel complete their team.

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Katie Boulter, the British number one and world number 28, is the highest-ranked player in Anne Keothavong's side.

Boulter recently won the biggest title of her career at March's San Diego Open and broke into the world's top 30 for the time.

Former US Open champion Emma Raducanu is playing in her first BJK Cup event since April 2022 as she works her way back from a lengthy injury lay-off.

Boulter and Raducanu are joined by Harriet Dart, who clinched Britain's spot in the qualifiers, and Heather Watson, who could appear in her 36th tie.

Fran Jones was a late addition to the squad, fresh from reaching her first WTA 125 final on the clay courts in Mexico.

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So what does today's schedule in Le Portel look like?

The two single ties on day two of the Billie Jean King Cup qualifiers are traditionally reverse fixtures from the day before.

However, the team captains - Anne Keothavong and Julien Benneteau - can change the nominations.

Emma Raducanu keeps her place and will face Diane Parry, but Katie Boulter will be facing Clara Burel in the opening match instead of Caroline Garcia.

The French number one seemed to be struggling slightly with a shoulder problem yesterday.

If the best-of-five series has not been won after the two singles matches, a doubles match will be the decider.

Harriet Dart and Heather Watson are scheduled to take part in that one against France's Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic.

Anyway, it all gets under way from 12:30 BST...

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The tie between GB and France takes place on an indoor clay court in Le Portel in northern France.

Each play-off tie is a best-of-five series, with four singles matches followed by a deciding doubles match if needed.

The winner progresses to November's Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Spain.

Twelve nations compete in the Finals event - eight qualifiers, last year's finalists Canada and Italy, host nation Spain and a wildcard.

The loser of the tie in France will compete in Group I events in 2025.

Team GB had started Friday on the back foot after British number one Katie Boulter was beaten 6-2 6-0 by Diane Parry.

And things looked to be going from bad to worse for Anne Keothavong's side when Emma Raducanu went a set and a break down to Caroline Garcia.

But she rallied superbly, growing in confidence to beat the world number 28 3-6 6-3 6-2 on the clay court in Le Portel.

It means we go into today with the best-of-five tie in the balance at 1-1.

And Raducanu is in red hot form.

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And welcome to day two of Great Britain's Billie Jean King Cup qualifier against France.

Emma Raducanu looked back to her best on Friday as GB look to seal a place in the November's finals, but it was a bad day at the office for Katie Boulter.

It's all square in Le Portel which should make today very interesting!

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