Coco Gauff beats Aryna Sabalenka 6-7 (5-7) 6-2 6-4 to win women's singles title
First Paris singles title for Gauff and second singles major overall
Emotional Sabalenka laments 'worst final I ever played'
World number one Sabalenka has lost successive Grand Slam finals
GB's Neal Skupski/Joe Salisbury beaten 6-0 6-7 (5-7) 7-5 by Marcel Granollers/Horacio Zeballos
Sabalenka 5-5 Gauff*
Stop thattttt. Coco Gauff ends a thrilling 19-shot rally with a stunning sliced drop shot after a brilliant back-and-forth. That is point of the match so far, by a clear margin.
But another double fault brings her quickly back to earth. Break point Aryna Sabalenka.
Image source, Getty ImagesSabalenka 5-5 Gauff*
11 minutes and 48 seconds that took, and it could be a match-defining game.
But can Coco Gauff back that up? A double fault gives Aryna Sabalenka 15-30.
Sabalenka 5-5 Gauff*
Coco Gauff strikes back... again!
Image source, Getty Images*Sabalenka 5-4 Gauff
Aryna Sabalenka races forward but drops a volley into the net!
That's a huge miss, but she gets out of trouble for a fourth time after following up a great first serve with a backhand winner.
Into a 12th minute, and Gauff will take a look at break point number five... It's all got very messy but it's certainly providing great drama.
*Sabalenka 5-4 Gauff
Naomi Broady
British player on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds
The level of tennis these two are playing might not be their best, but it makes for very entertaining tennis.
The entire Philippe-Chatrier crowd had their hands on their heads when Aryna Sabalenka missed that forehand volley on top of the net.
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Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport senior tennis reporter at Roland Garros
Throwing in slower, loopier balls and letting the wind do its bit could be a useful tactic for Gauff.
We saw Sabalenka get completely confused by the trajectory of the ball before dumping it into the net at deuce.
This is getting gnarly for the Tiger Queen. She's snarling and gesticulating after virtually every point.
*Sabalenka 5-4 Gauff
Denied again, and a third time. Coco Gauff can't get over the line as this error strewn game continues.
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Greg Rusedski
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds
This is fascinating stuff - not because we are seeing a high level of tennis but because of the nerves and the tension. It's all about who is going to blink first.
In difficult windy conditions, it's not always the person that is playing the best tennis but the person who wins the most important points.
*Sabalenka 5-4 Gauff
Coco Gauff can't take her chance!
Who will get the next opportunity? Aryna Sabalenka takes her time before serving as another gust of wind whips up...
Into the net from Sabalenka! Another break point...
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Coco Gauff will know if she can deny Aryna Sabalenka here the world number one's frustrations could begin to boil over.
The wind continues to cause Sabalenka trouble on serve. Gauff will have a look at a break point to keep this first set going a little longer...
*Sabalenka 5-4 Gauff
Set point number two for Aryna Sabalenka...
But she nets a backhand following superb defensive work by Coco Gauff!
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Naomi Broady
British player on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds
It is such a fine balance for Coco Gauff on the forehand because she doesn't feel confident enough to go toe-to-toe hitting her forehand bigger and bigger every time.
She wouldn't fancy that against Aryna Sabalenka, and maybe even a lot of the other girls, because she knows that is her weakness.
She does try to add variation but that means she doesn't back herself to hit consistent forehand shots in the big moments.
*Sabalenka 5-4 Gauff
More frustration from Aryna Sabalenka, who double-faults to give Coco Gauff 30-30.
Those frustration levels crank up another notch as she makes another double on her first set point...
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Aryna Sabalenka looks to the sky after losing the opening point on serve as she looks to close out the first set.
The world number one is getting louder and louder as this set goes on and lets out a huge roar as she moves to 30-15.
*Sabalenka 5-4 Gauff
Aryna Sabalenka looks to reset and gets stuck into the Coco Gauff serve, reaching 30-30.
The world number one has her accuracy back and forces a break point, and Gauff's hard work is undone as she misses to hand control of the first set back to Sabalenka!
I'm starting to get whiplash from these momentum swings.
Image source, Getty ImagesJonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport senior tennis reporter at Roland Garros
Jaws hit the floor when Sabalenka made that mistake.
What was she thinking? Maybe she thought the wind was going to help send it long. No idea.
This is almost a carbon copy of Sabalenka's semi-final win over Iga Swiatek.
Her ferocious power helping forge a comfortable lead before her opponent finds her rhythm and gets more balls back.
Image source, Getty ImagesSabalenka 4-4 Gauff*
Greg Rusedski
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds
That was a shocker!
That was all nerves. That was a routine high backhand volley that you know is going to hit the back of the court.
She was hoping that ball was going to go long.
Sabalenka 4-4 Gauff*
I'm not sure how we've got here after the start Aryna Sabalenka made, but every credit to Coco Gauff for hanging in there and forcing her way back into this first set.
Sabalenka misses on a fifth break point. The world number one is really battling with herself right now.
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Aryna Sabalenka waits patiently for the increasingly excited crowd to settle down before trying to see out the game, but the world number one sends a forehand long.
Wow, that is a huge error - and it could be incredibly costly.
Sabalenka leaves a ball but is left with her hand on her head as Gauff finds the back of the court. Fifth break point!
Image source, Getty Images*Sabalenka 4-3 Gauff
A fourth break point for Coco Gauff as she looks to get herself level in the set with a third straight game, but Aryna Sabalenka is digging deep and sees off this latest pressure point.