Novak Djokovic beats Alexander Zverev 4-6 6-3 6-2 6-4 to reach French Open semi-finals
Djokovic will face Jannik Sinner next, after world number one beat Alexander Bublik 6-1 7-5 6-0 to seal spot in semi-finals
World number 361 Lois Boisson upsets teenage sixth seed Mirra Andreeva 7-6 (8-6) 6-3 to reach women's semi-finals
French wildcard Boisson will face Coco Gauff in last four
Gauff defeated fellow American Madison Keys 6-7 (6-8) 6-4 6-1 to reach semi-finals
*Andreeva 4-3 Boisson
She's muttering away to herself on the baseline is Boisson.
Her coach said this week that when she was younger Boisson was known for destroying a racquet or two on court in frustration.
We're seeing a couple of glimpses of that temperament at times.
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Boisson is ranked 361 in the world but clearly is playing way above that level.
Her career high is 152. It will be interesting to see how this run affects her position in the rankings.
Andreeva offers her a lifeline with a double fault then some good anticipation moves her to 40-30 and a strong forehand takes us to deuce.
*Andreeva 4-3 Boisson
Andreeva puts herself straight back in the driving seat with a pinpoint powerful forehand.
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Greg Rusedski
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2 and BBC Sounds
You hate to get a double fault when you get the break.
The momentum is with you, the crowd is with you, those opening points set the momentum for the game.
Mirra Andreeva has just been handed a bit of a lifeline in this seventh game, which is always crucial in each set.
Andreeva 3-3 Boisson*
Boisson just needs to keep her cool here after that break back.
She drops her head as Andreeva brings up a break point from a wayward shot.
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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport senior tennis reporter at Roland Garros
This is what the French fans came for!
The familiar cry of 'Allez le Bleue!' rings around Chatrier when Boisson breaks.
The noise amplified by the echo created by the closed roof.
Andreeva 3-3 Boisson*
Got it!
Boisson takes the break at the first opportunity. Andreeva will be disappointed with that she gifted the Frenchwoman a couple of points.
But Boisson will take it and we're back on serve.
Image source, Getty Images*Andreeva 3-2 Boisson
Oh hello.
Boisson has two break back points. The crowd are willing her on.
*Andreeva 3-2 Boisson
Greg Rusedski
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2 and BBC Sounds
Mirra Andreeva looks so much stronger physically in the corners. Her defensive capabilities this year have also proved out of sight.
Andreeva is being quite clever at the moment by making these rallies as long as possible because Lois Boisson is looking a little bit frustrated and fatigued.
*Andreeva 3-2 Boisson
A big hold for Boisson ensures it is just that one break she trails by.
She had to save break point but eventually sees off the game.
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A sumptuous drop shot from Boisson saves break point before Andreeva loops one way long for game point.
Andreeva 3-1 Boisson*
Andreeva just weaving these points together really well.
She deploys the slice then the drop shot before pumping a forehand past Boisson and down the line.
She's patient again at deuce and works herself a break point after a scrambling effort.
Andreeva 3-1 Boisson*
Boisson gets herself back to deuce but pushes into the net then loops one long and Andreeva takes a tricky hold to consolidate that break.
Image source, Getty Images*Andreeva 2-1 Boisson
Patient hitting from the baseline from both players but that's a great shot from Andreeva as she tries to mix up her shots.
She loops one to one corner of the court then rips a backhand down the other side for game point.
*Andreeva 2-1 Boisson
Boisson has a glimmer of an opening at 15-30 but it's quickly snuffed out as Andreeva hits an ace for game point.
Andreeva tries to set up a winner but instead can only dump into the net for deuce.
Good reaction to being broken from the Frenchwoman.
*Andreeva 2-1 Boisson
Andreeva takes her chance at the second opportunity as Boisson can't wrap her racquet round her shot enough to prevent it from dropping wide.
Few nerves from the wildcard, perhaps.
Image source, Getty ImagesAndreeva 1-1 Boisson*
Boisson finds a first serve at the crucial moment to save break point but sends one just wide as Andreeva looks to be aggressive with her shots and that's another break point for the teenager.
Andreeva 1-1 Boisson*
Bit of frustration from Boisson as she double-faults then skews her shot and hands Andreeva a break point.
Andreeva 1-1 Boisson*
These two have of course never played each other and Lois Boisson is somewhat of an unknown for Mirra Andreeva. She said in the build-up to the match she'll just have to hope her coaching team have done their homework.
So far so good for the 18-year-old as she takes the hold.
*Andreeva 0-1 Boisson
A great start from the wildcard and a big confidence booster as she holds to love with some solid serving.
She's going to have the crowd behind her so Andreeva is going to have to find a way to combat that.
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