5 Live Sport: All About… French Open

Katie Smith is joined by correspondent Russell Fuller and former ATP Tour winner Ryan Harrison to analyse Alex Zverev’s victory in the men’s singles final at Roland Garros.
We hear from Zverev, and ask whether this first Grand Slam victory can help him close the gap to Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
They also look at what Flavio Cobolli will have learned from this experience and reflect on a fascinating fortnight in Paris.
TIMECODES
01:00 Story of the match
05:30 How does Zverev bridge the gap to Sinner and Alcaraz?
09:00 Zverev’s reaction to his victory
13:45 Cobolli’s performance in his first final
15:55 Final reflections on the tournament

Katie Smith, Russell Fuller and Ryan Harrison look back on Mirra Andreeva's victory in the French Open singles final, her first Grand Slam title.
They ask whether Andreeva can now be considered as one of the elite singles players of the game, and also at the impact coach Conchita Martinez has had on the Russian.
There's also a look at what comes next for Maja Chwalinska after her fairytale run to the final. And the team preview Sunday's men's singles final, asking whether Alex Zverev can pick up his first Grand Slam, as he takes on Italy's Flavio Cobolli.
TIMECODES
03:30 Andreeva post-final reaction
08:30 Is Andreeva now one of the women's elite?
13:00 Conchita Martinez's influence on Andreeva
16:00 Maja Chwalinska's fairytale run to the final
21:00 Look ahead to Zverev v Cobolli

Russell Fuller presents reaction to Alex Zverev's semi-final win over Jakub Mensik at Roland Garros to reach a fourth Grand Slam final. Can he go one step further and win a major title for the first time?
There was an unexpected twist in the other semi-final as Matteo Arnaldi withdrew shortly before the start with illness. That meant Flavio Cobolli advanced to his first Grand Slam final. We hear from both players on the day's events.
TIMECODES
00:40 Reaction to Zverev beating Mensik
05:00 Zverev: "I'm happy to be back at this stage."
07:35 Matteo Arnaldi on his withdrawal
09:30 Cobolli on facing Zverev

Could we see a qualifier win a Grand Slam for just the second time? Russell Fuller, Naomi Broady and Abigail Johnson have reaction to Maja Chwalinska moving one step closer to emulating Emma Raducanu with an imperious victory over Diana Shnaider in the semi-finals at Roland Garros.
Meanwhile, eighth seed Mirra Andreeva also made a Grand Slam final for the first time, dropping just four games in beating the in-form Marta Kostyuk. We hear from Andreeva on how she’s changed her mentality to take her game to the next level.
TIMECODES
0:45 Composed Chwalinska reaches the final
04:00 Chwalinska’s tactics
05:50 Andreeva makes her first Grand Slam final
07:20 Andreeva’s mentality
09:00 The impact of Conchita Martinez

Gigi Salmon is joined by Russell Fuller, Naomi Broady and Jamie Murray as World Number 1 Aryna Sabalenka becomes the latest big name upset at this year’s French Open after defeat to Diana Schnaider.
Did Sabalenka want it too much? They discuss that, Shnaider’s remarkable turnaround, and the opportunity ahead for qualifier Maja Chwalińska who beat Anna Kalinskaya to book her place in the final four.
Matteo Arnaldi reflects on setting up an all-Italian semi-final against Flavio Cobolli after they came through their quarter finals.
And Yannik Noah shares his excitement for the next generation of players coming through including Moise Kouame, who captured the imagination of French fans at Roland Garros with his run to the third round.
Timecodes:
00:24 – Aryna Sabalenka on her quarter final exit
11:02 – Diana Shnaider on her remarkable comeback
16:43 – Matteo Arnaldi interview
24:46 – Felix Auger-Aliassime reflects on a painful exit to Flavio Cobolli
32:30 – Yannik Noah on Moise Kouame