French Open

Rafael Nadal roared to French Open title number 11 with a straight-sets demolition of Dominic Thiem.

Simona Halep is the 2018 French Open champion with a three set win over Sloane Stephens.

Rafael Nadal is one win away from title number 11 after sweeping aside Juan Martin del Potro.

Dominic Thiem survived a nasty bout of the jitters to see off Marco Cecchinato and reach his first grand slam final.

10th seed Sloane Stephens beat her fellow American and great friend Madison Keys in straight sets to reach the final of the French Open.

Simona Halep reached her third French Open final, and held on to the world number one spot, with victory over Garbine Muguruza.

ITV will continue to show exclusive free to aircoverage of Roland Garros until 2021, in a new rights deal announced today.

The broadcaster, which has held the rights toshow the tennis Grand Slam tournament since 2012, will now take its coverageinto the next decade under the agreement, which encompasses the showpiece eventfrom 2019 until 2021.

ITV4 will continue to broadcast comprehensive coverage each year, with a guaranteed minimum of 90 hours devoted to each tournament. The action will also be available on the ITV Hub.

Niall Sloane, ITV Director of Sport, said: "Bringing viewers free to air coverage of one of the real delights of the sporting calendar at Roland Garros in recent years has been a privilege, so we're hugely pleased to announce this new deal to keep the tournament with ITV. France Federation Tennis have been absolutely brilliant as partners and we look forward to continuing working with them over the coming years."

The channel’s coverage of the French Open: Roland-Garros 2018 tournament is currently on air, presented by John Inverdale.

Once again, 18-time Grand Slam winner Martina Navratilova will lend her expertise and insight to ITV’s team for the women’s final and the team also includes 2013 Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli, four-time Grand Slam winner Jim Courier, Andy Murray's former coach Mark Petchey, Fabrice Santoro, who played in 70 Grand Slams, and former British ladies number one Samantha Smith.

Nick Mullins is commentator with Celina Hinchcliffe the court-side reporter.

When the rain came to suspend play on Wednesday evening Juan Martin del Potro and Marin Cilic were locked at 5-5 in a first-set tie break. It was fifth seed Del Potro who took the first two points upon the resumption to draw first blood.