Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz beats Tommy Paul 6-0 6-1 6-4 in French Open quarter-final
Alcaraz will play Lorenzo Musetti in last four following Italian's win over Frances Tiafoe
Iga Swiatek beats Elina Svitolina 6-1 7-5 to secure semi-final spot
Defending champion will face world number one Aryna Sabalenka in semi-finals
Sabalenka through in straight sets against Zheng Qinwen
Svitolina 1-6 5-6 Swiatek*
Svitolina is hanging in this match by a thread. She can't connect with Swiatek's backhand winner, then the Pole serves up an ace, the only one of the match so far, for a 30-0 lead.
Svitolina 1-6 5-6 Swiatek*
Svitolina's looping shot falls outside of the lines and all of a sudden Swiatek has the break and is on top in set two.
Back-to-back game wins at the crucial moment puts her in control and she's one game away from the semi-final.
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Svitolina is just losing her way a little here as she shows signs of frustration.
She hits long before Swiatek puts the overhead smash away to bring up a break point.
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Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2 and BBC Sounds
Elina Svitolina has been knocking at the door in this second set, but she is also running out of time.
It's getting to a crisis moment for her, whereas Iga Swiatek has a little bit of breathing space because she has a set under her belt.
Swiatek can go after this next service game to really pressure Svitolina and go ahead. Svitolina's back is really up against the wall here.
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*Svitolina 1-6 5-5 Swiatek
Relief for Swiatek as Svitolina can only push her return of serve into the net.
A cry of "come on!" from Swiatek as she takes the game.
Opportunity missed for Svitolina?
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Shot!
Svitolina forces deuce as she pummels a forehand to the back of the court and she's two points from winning this set.
Svitolina 1-6 5-4 Swiatek*
Swiatek brings up game point as she falls off balance but still hits the backhand winner.
She offers Svitolina a lifeline as she double faults.
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Ouch. Svitolina drops to her knees as she has the court at her mercy but her forehand drops centimetres long.
Swiatek must win this game to stay in set two.
Svitolina 1-6 5-4 Swiatek*
Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2 and BBC Sounds
How cool was that backhand volley? Elina Svitolina was so calm when she played it, she almost nonchalantly stuck her racquet out and just controlled the racquet face.
Iga Swiatek, rather than applauding what a brilliant shot it was, was gesturing right down the other end to her box. She was irritated that she hadn't given Svitolina a forehand volley.
That would have been a much more difficult shot.
Image source, Getty ImagesSvitolina 1-6 5-4 Swiatek*
Svitolina hangs in the rally and comes forward for the overhead smash. She lets out of a big breath as she nails it for 30-0 then seals the hold to love with a couple of big serves.
*Svitolina 1-6 4-4 Swiatek
A couple of brilliant shots from Swiatek in this service game.
A ferocious backhand winner and a couple of ripping forehands.
The wind is causing a few problems out there, though, and Svitolina creeps back in before Swiatek sees out the hold to 30 with a forehand winner.
Image source, Getty Images*Svitolina 1-6 3-3 Swiatek
Abigail Johnson
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2 and BBC Sounds
As much as Iga Swiatek is seven years the younger out here, she does have a fair bit more experience of coming through in the back-end of tournaments compared to her opponent.
I feel like Elina Svitolina's history at Roland Garros is a little bit of a snapshot of her career as a whole. A lot of her titles haven't come at the higher echelons of the sport, she is more a player that you can bank on to come through the matches she should be winning.
She's made a tremendous career out of that, but here at Roland Garros she has lost 10 of her last 11 matches against players ranked in the top-20 at the time.
Svitolina 1-6 4-3 Swiatek*
Svitolina sets up Swiatek for the winner at the net but recovers with a punishing forehand on the next point for 30-30.
A backhand winner down the line prompts a fist pump from the Ukrainian towards the crowd before Swiatek fires wide and Svitolina takes the hold.
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After quite a few lengthy games and an exchange of breaks, Swiatek gets a no-nonsense hold to 15 on the board.
She'll be pleased with that.
Svitolina 1-6 3-2 Swiatek*
Swiatek manages the point well and hangs in the rally as Svitolina eventually fires wide.
And just like that, we're back on serve.
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Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2 and BBC Sounds
Elina Svitolina earned that, didn't she? She has been asking enough questions.
There was a little bit of a drop off from Iga Swiatek. She looks a little bit loose and she will be fuming about that.
How will she respond here? Normally she is quite good at trying to get straight back on track...
*Svitolina 1-6 3-1 Swiatek
Svitolina slips and can't get her return over the net and that offers Swiatek the chance she needs to restore parity.
*Svitolina 1-6 3-1 Swiatek
That break was looking like it would be quickly cancelled out but Svitolina produces a fine forehand winner then Swiatek fires long for 30-30.
*Svitolina 1-6 3-1 Swiatek
Hello!
Swiatek smacks into the net and Svitolina takes the break and the lead in this second set.
That certainly makes things interesting.
Image source, Getty ImagesSvitolina 1-6 2-1 Swiatek*
Woops. Swiatek hesitates over the shot selection, eventually opting to come into the net but she fumbles the drop shot and can only push it into the net.
Break point Svitolina.
