Cameron Norrie misses out on the first set point with a loose forehand, before serving a double fault to take the game to deuce.

That's the first sign of pressure we've seen so far for Norrie.

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The stats show how consistent Cameron Norrie has been so far with just three unforced errors, compared to Jacob Fearnley's 21.

Norrie brings up two set points as Fearnley goes into the net.

Jacob Fearnley has advantage but gives it away with another double fault - this isn't the Fearnley I watched outplay Ugo Humbert for portions of their match the other day.

Fearnley wins the next point before holding with a powerful forehand winner.

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Another double fault from Jacob Fearnley - I believe that's his fourth of the match so far - gives a freebie to Cameron Norrie.

Fearnley responds with a magnificent drop shot, bringing oohs from the crowd, before a glorious Norrie forehand return winner.

Fearnley nets and we go to deuce.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

Jacob Fearnley has thrown in many errors into this first set but we have to admire some of the tennis that Cameron Norrie is playing because he is making life very difficult for Fearnley.

Norrie has honed in on a 5-2 lead very, very quickly.

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Cameron Norrie guides a forehand down the line which skips off the paint and Jacob Fearnley can do little with it.

The crowd enjoyed that shot, and Norrie continues to dominate the point by winning a rally to hold to love.

Norrie has lost just one point on serve so far.

Cameron Norrie is rarely missing at the moment - he's asking Jacob Fearnley questions on the majority of the points.

Fearnley responds by finding some success coming to the net, before serving an ace to hold.

I've not managed to work out who the French crowd are backing yet.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

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When you put two fellow compatriots up against each other, it has a different edge to it.

Jacob Fearnley is finding it a little uncomfortable and he is giving too many free points which won't help his mood out here.

The set is very quickly starting to go against him.

It feels like the spin on Cameron Norrie's forehand is sapping energy from him.

Jacob Fearnley has not found his rhythm yet and Cameron Norrie's consistency is paying dividends.

A couple of unforced errors from Fearnley give Norrie a 40-0 lead and despite a powerful forehand winner, Norrie secures the hold to 15.

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Another double fault from Jacob Fearnley offers break point to Cameron Norrie - can he make this one count?

Yes he can, as Fearnley spurns a forehand long.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

This set is messy and it is not how I would have predicted it.

I would have thought we would have very long, physical rallies.

I think Jacob Fearnley needs a good rally to shake off the nerves and adrenaline but he does look a little intimidated and uncomfortable.

Cameron Norrie earns the first break point of the match before being outplayed by Jacob Fearnley, who saves it with a forehand winner.

Jacob Fearnley steps inside the court and guides a lovely forehand winner down the line for advantage as more fireworks go off in the background.

Imagine what it will be like if PSG win tonight...

Fearnley drags a forehand wide and we move to deuce again.

We're seeing some fairly short points so far with the British pair struggling for consistency in the rallies.

Jacob Fearnley serves an ace for game point before a double fault takes the game to deuce.

Here's the first chance to see a rally between the pair and it's Cameron Norrie who comes out on top.

There appears to be some fireworks going off in the background - my guess is there are some PSG fans lurking around Roland Garros before the Champions League final tonight...

Back on court and Norrie holds to 15 comfortably.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

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Everything is new to Jacob Fearnley and he is making such rapid progress.

It is just meteoric and so many people are admiring that because it is not easy to do what he has done.

Fearnley is so consistently accurate with his forehand and I like his on-court demeanour.

Jacob Fearnley's looking equally as confident on serve as Cameron Norrie as he goes 30-0 up, but just as I write this, he serves a double fault.

Fearnley recovers with a couple of strong first serves to hold.

A good start from both players.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

It's going to be fascinating to see who comes out on top in this clash.

Jacob Fearnley said that Cameron Norrie is someone to look up to.

He was a semi-finalist at Wimbledon, was number eight in the world.

Fearnley has proved to be extremely effective at putting all of that to one side to just play tennis and forget about whose name is on the ball coming across the court at him.

It's a confident start from Cameron Norrie who eases into a 40-0 lead with little resistance from Jacob Fearnley.

Norrie seals the game to love with a curling forehand winner across court.

Here we go then in this all-British third-round tie.

Jacob Fearnley is making his debut at Roland Garros remember, while Cameron Norrie is aiming to reach the fourth round in Paris for the first time.

Norrie to get us started.