20:55 CET - CARLOS ALCARAZ HAS JUST WON THE LONGEST ROLAND GARROS FINAL EVER - AND ONE OF THE GREATEST MATCHES OF TENNIS EVER - TO WIN HIS SECOND FRENCH OPEN CROWN!
The Spaniard was two sets down and staring down the barrel against world number one Jannik Sinner, but after saving three championship points in the fourth set, Alcaraz mounted a truly remarkable comeback to win in a final set tiebreak, 4-6, 6-7, 6-4, 7-6, 7-6 in a whopping five hours and 30 minutes. It is the second-longest Grand Slam final of all time.
Sinner will be absolutely heartbroken after missing his huge chance in the fourth set, and he has now lost his first Slam final. For Alcaraz, he is a five-time major winner and has won his second here in Paris.
Read our full match report of the final here.
20:47 CET - This match is getting the climax it deserves. We are heading to a final-set tiebreak to decide the French Open champion
20:33 CET - I can't believe what I am witnessing. With Carlos Alcaraz serving for the match, it is Jannik Sinner's turn to break back and make it 5-5 in the decider. What is going on?
19:47 CET - Carlos Alcaraz has an early break in the fifth set! All the momentum is with him now in this phenomenal match.
19:38 CET - Absolutely astonishing scenes here at the French Open as Carlos Alcaraz takes the fourth set 7-6(3), with this sensational final heads to a fifth set. Jannik Sinner will be devastated that he didn't take his chances, and now there is all to play for in the last set of this tournament.
19:22 CET - Incredible scenes here at Roland Garros, with Carlos Alcaraz saving three championship points on his own serve, then breaking back at 5-4 to bring it back level at 5-5. We are not done yet! Heartbreak for Jannik Sinner but jubilation for Alcaraz.
19:04 CET - A potentially HUGE moment in this match. Jannik Sinner has the first break of the set to take a 4-3 lead, and he is just two games away from his first French Open title.
19:01 CET - Midway through the fourth set, the pair are locked at 3-3. Incredible tension around Philippe-Chatrier.
18:29 CET - Jannik Sinner has lost a set of tennis at a Grand Slam for the first time since the Australian Open fourth round! Carlos Alcaraz produced an exceptional set to win it 6-4, breaking Sinner to love in the 10th game. Huge pressure now on the world number one as Alcaraz attempts a seismic comeback.
18:26 CET - Right in the nick of time, Jannik Sinner has broken back! Carlos Alcaraz was serving to take the third set at 5-3, but the Italian pounced. What a crucial few games we have coming up.
18:05 CET - And just like that, Carlos Alcaraz has broken again to go 3-1 up! Is this the start of a miraculous comeback?
17:52 CET - But Carlos Alcaraz has broken right back with some brilliant tennis! What a start to the second set!
17:46 CET - Just like at the start of the second set, Jannik Sinner has an early break at the start of the third. Carlos Alcaraz is in trouble.
17:40 CET - Jannik Sinner has just won a huge and utterly critical second set against Carlos Alcaraz, hitting top gear in the tiebreak to go 6-4, 7-6(4) up. After being broken back when serving for the set, he kept his cool in typical Sinner fashion to regather himself, and has now put himself in a strong position to clinch his first French Open title against a player whose level seems to be constantly fluctuating.
Remember: Alcaraz has never won from two sets down before. He has a mountain to climb.
17:18 CET - Carlos Alcaraz has broken back at the perfect time! With Jannik Sinner serving for the second set at 5-3, the Spaniard has capitalised on some poor serving from his opponent to get back into the contest.
16:43 CET - And now an early break for Jannik Sinner at the start of the second set! The Italian is oozing confidence and has a 2-0 lead.
16:31 CET - After a sensational set that lasted just over an hour, Jannik Sinner has landed the first real blow, winning it 6-4. There was some otherworldly tennis on show, but Carlos Alcaraz produced a few really poor errors in the 10th game to give his rival the set. Can the defending champion bounce back?
16:11 CET - Jannik Sinner has the break back in the very next game! Brilliant from the world number one.
16:05 CET - There is the break for Carlos Alcaraz! It has been a high-quality start to the match, and the Spaniard has first blood, taking a 3-2 lead!
15:40 CET - A stunning 12-minute first game has seen Jannik Sinner just about hang onto his serve. How about that for a start!
15:27 CET - Right then, we are underway! Let's hope it is a classic!
15:10 CET - World number one Jannik Sinner and defending champion Carlos Alcaraz are about to head out to the court to contest the 2025 French Open men's final!
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13:26 CET - Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini are the women's doubles French Open champions! The Italian duo have followed up their triumph in Rome with victory here in Paris, beating Anna Danilina and Aleksandra Krunic, 6-4, 2-6, 6-1.
On the same court in which they clinched Olympic Gold just under a year ago, they are victorious once more. For Errani, it is her ninth Grand Slam title in doubles, while Paolini has her hands on her very first. A great moment for both of them, as Italian tennis continues to thrive.
11:30 CET - Welcome back to the Tennis Tracker on the final day of the French Open, and what an absolute treat there is in store.
Before the tournament began, every tennis fan would have wanted to see world number one Jannik Sinner and defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in the showpiece event, and that is exactly what has happened.
Sinner has had a near-flawless run to the final. Taking part in his second tournament since returning from a drugs ban, the Italian hasn't dropped a single set and saw off 24-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic in a high-quality last-four clash.
His relentless and suffocating brand of tennis has been too much for anyone, and he will be looking to produce that against an opponent who has beaten him in their last four meetings. Victory would see him win his first French Open and fourth Grand Slam, which would take him level with Alcaraz.
It hasn't been as plain sailing for Alcaraz, who has dropped a set in four of his matches. He didn't look his best against Lorenzo Musetti in his semi-final, but eventually managed to overcome his ailing opponent, who retired with an injury in the fourth set.
However, Alcaraz tends to save his best for Sinner, and there is little doubt that the Spaniard is a better clay-court player than his rival. At one point, Alcaraz trailed the head-to-head 4-3, but now leads it 7-4. If he can continue his winning run over Sinner, he will pick up his second title at Roland Garros and his fifth Slam.
It is a match that is so hard to call, and everyone will be hoping that it is an absolute thriller. Neither player has lost in a Grand Slam final before, so something will have to give. Proceedings get underway around 15:00 CET.