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That's all from us on a mixed day for the British hopes at the French Open.

Katie Boulter and Sonay Kartal both lost in the second round as the nation's interest in the French Open women's singles came to an end.

But Cameron Norrie, Jacob Fearnley and Jack Draper are through to the third round - the first time three British men have made it to that stage at the French Open since 1968.

Norrie and Fearnley will square off to ensure that at least one Briton is in the fourth round, while Jack Draper meets Brazil's Joao Fonseca.

We'll be back live at 11:00 BST on Friday.

If you missed any of the headlines then here's a bit of late night reading for you to get up to speed:

• Draper edges past Monfils in late-night French Open thriller
• Boulter loses to end British interest in women's singles
• Fearnley's startling rise doing justice to Murray legacy
• Sinner and Djokovic win on day of upsets and drama
• Second seed Gauff through to Paris third round

As we bring day five to a close, it feels like the perfect time to start steering you towards what is the the slate for tomorrow at Roland Garros.

2024 champion Iga Swiatek features in a third round tie against Romania's Jaqueline Cristian, while top seed Aryna Sabalenka kicks off the action on Philippe Chatrier against Olga Danilovic.

Jasmine Paolini finished runner-up in 2024 and will continue her charge to go one further when she faces Yuliia Starodubtseva.

Carlos Alcaraz, who lifted the men's title last year, closes out the night on Philippe Chatrier against Damir Dzumhur.

Other notable names include 10th-seed Holger Rune, 12th-seed Tommy Paul and 13th-seed Ben Shelton.

There aren't any Britons involved in singles action but there are plenty featuring across the various doubles competitions.

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Let's get you caught up if you missed any of the action today:

• World number one Jannik Sinner won in straight sets against the retiring Richard Gasquet.
• German men's third seed Alexander Zverev advances against Jesper De Jong.
• British number one Jack Draper beat 's Gael Monfils,
• Brit Cameron Norrie defeated Argentina's Federico Gomez in straight sets.
• Briton Jacob Fearnley reached round three after opponent Ugo Humbert retired due to injury.
• British number one Katie Boulter was beaten in straight sets by Australian Open champion Madison Keys.
• British number three Sonay Kartal lost in straight sets to Czech Marie Bouzkova.
• Women's second Coco Gauff won in straight sets along with Russian sixth seed Mirra Andreeva.
• Australian Alex de Minaur is out after losing in five sets against Alexander Bublik.
• Wimbledon champion Barbora Krejcikova also suffered defeat with the 15th seed losing to Veronika Kudermetova.

Daniela Hantuchova
Former world number five on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is wonderful to see Jack Draper getting the appreciation after the match.

Wonderful scenes between both guys and how much they respect each other.

It was a privilege to watch this match.

British number one Jack Draper speaking after beating Frenchman Gael Monfils: "Bonsoir. First off, I have to acknowledge Gael. It is my first time on this court. What a battle against someone I ire. He is a joker, he is a magician, he does everything. Huge respect to him. I hope he is able to play here one more time again in the future."

Toughest match he has played? "There are some tough ones. I'm starting to play more in these Grand Slams. Playing Gael in front of you guys as well, no offence taken. This is why I play tennis, to play in front of big crowds and to play in matches like this whether the crowd are with me or against me so thank you."

On dealing with the match mentally: "My brain was fried out here. I'm not sure if I am going to go to sleep tonight because my brain is just all over the place with what he was doing out here. That's why he has had such a successful career and is loved by all the fans. The players love to watch him play as well but not to play against him.

"There were times where I was very frustrated but I reminded myself that this is why I put in the hard work to play on courts like this in front of you guys. It is something I enjoyed while I was playing even though it didn't look like it."

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Next up for Jack Draper is Brazil's Joao Fonseca in the third round.

Fonseca beat 's Pierre-Hugues Herbert earlier today and became the youngest player (18y 277d) to reach that stage in the men's draw at the French Open without dropping a set since Rafael Nadal (18y 354d) in 2005.

Draper will need to recover quickly for that encounter on Saturday.

And that victory for British number one Jack Draper means we have three British men in the third round of the French Open for the first time since 1968.

Draper s Cameron Norrie and Jacob Fearnley in reaching that stage.

Norrie and Fearnley will go head-to-head in the third round so we are guaranteed at least one Briton in the fourth round too.

I'm also still waiting for anyone to get in touch with the three British men who reached the third round in 1968...

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

What a wonderful moment, to see those two.

They have just had the biggest hug I have ever seen at the net.

None of us will forget this match, so much entertainment. This takes Jack Draper up to another level.

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Jack Draper sneaks his nose back in front with a cross-court forehand before swiftly picking up another winner.

Draper has two shots at match point.

Russell Fuller
Tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

There may still be a fifth set but you feel that Jack Draper has just nipped it in the bud.

But, I'm not betting against Gael Monfils.

Spectators are loving the Monfils show, they have had a night they will never forget.

Gael Monfils is groaning with every shot he executes but he somehow finds a winner.

15-15.

I accepted my fate a good hour ago that I might be here until at least midnight but Jack Draper might just be about to come to the rescue.

A positive start. 15-0.

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It's another very tired attempt at a shot from Gael Monfils as he slides across the baseline and meets the ball with the rim of his racquet.

Jack Draper will serve for a place in the third round.

Gael Monfils has the chance to hold but fails to convert and we reach second deuce.

The Frenchman needs a moment to gather himself as he leans on his trusty racquet again.

A very fatigued shot puts Jack Draper back on the front foot.

For the first time, Monfils is so tired he can't even muster a smile.

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

I'm not sure Gael Monfils could hit the ball any harder than he has decided to hit it.

I think he has just decided it is now or never.

The break point king rises again.

Gael Monfils saves break point for the 11th time this set!

The finishing line is in sight for Jack Draper - win two games and he's in round three - but for Gael Monfils it's still some way off in the distance, taking this set would mean we've got a fifth set on our hands.

Draper steps up to the net and a drop shot gives him the chance to earn a crucial break.