Fourth round of men's and women's singles under way on day eight of French Open
Second seed Alexander Zverev plays Jesper de Jong for place in quarter-finals
Germany's Zverev chasing a maiden Grand Slam title and was runner-up at Roland Garros in 2024
Marta Kostyuk, Elina Svitolina and Sorana Cirstea into quarter-finals of women's singles
Joao Fonseca, who beat Novak Djokovic in round three, plays former runner-up Casper Ruud in night session from 19:15 BST - live commentary on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra (UK only)
Jodar 4-6 4-6 6-1 6-2 0-0 Carreno Busta*
Spanish teenager Rafael Jodar, the 27th seed, has fought back from two sets down to force a deciding set with fellow Spaniard Pablo Carreno Busta on Court Suzanne-Lenglen.
*De Jong 4-4 Zverev
Alexander Zverev's big first serve sees the German get to 40-0 before a forehand winner wrong-foots Jesper de Jong.
There's little between the two at the moment with Zverev recovering from his shaky start.
De Jong 4-3 Zverev*
Jesper de Jong secures a brisk hold to love with Alexander Zverev unable to trouble his serve.
The Dutchman will be happy with how he's started this match so far.
*De Jong 3-3 Zverev
Alexander Zverev has to hold his nerve at the net during a ping pong exchange and the German celebrates with a celebratory fist pump.
He wraps the game up with a serve and volley to level the score in the first set.
De Jong 3-2 Zverev*
A "come on" from Alexander Zverev as he fights to 0-30 before Jesper de Jong puts a forehand long to gift three break points.
There are the first signs Zverev is starting to find his rhythm here as a handful of crisp strokes is finished off by a forehand winner for the break back.
Image source, Getty Images*De Jong 3-1 Zverev
A frustrated glare from Alexander Zverev tells us he's not happy with how he's started this match but the German second seed gets on the board with an ace.
De Jong 3-0 Zverev*
That's better from Alexander Zverev as he works an opening before whipping a forehand winner across court.
A shake of the head follows another forehand into the net from Zverev before De Jong gets the better of an entertaining exchange which brings cheers from the crowd.
Deuce.
De Jong 3-0 Zverev*
Ryan Harrison
Former American tennis player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds
Speaking on Saturday about the men's singles draw:
What we're saying is that Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz would have to be both healthy and winning in every Slam against every other player in the draw for Zverev to not be the favourite in a situation like now. I don't think this is going to be an isolated incident.
I think that there's going to be other Slams. It might not be this year. Maybe Sinner goes on a run at Wimbledon and the US Open, but then we get to next year. Maybe Sinner's injured and Alcaraz has a tough loss. Any time to me, for the foreseeable that Sinner or Alcaraz goes down, Zverev is the favourite.
De Jong 3-0 Zverev*
Alexander Zverev has not settled yet with unforced errors cascading from the German's racquet.
De Jong gifts a double fault in an otherwise trouble-free hold to 15 for the unseeded Dutchman.
*De Jong 2-0 Zverev
Another mistimed forehand into the net gives Jesper de Jong a second break point of the game - can he make this one count?
He can as Alexander Zverev drags a backhand wide.
Just the start De Jong would have wanted.
De Jong 1-0 Zverev*
Alexander Zverev's forehand is out of tune early on and two errors give Jesper de Jong the first break point of the match.
A big serve from Zverev gets the German second seed out of trouble.
Deuce.
De Jong 1-0 Zverev*
Jesper de Jong's drop shot is working nicely early on as Alexander Zverev can't reach the ball's fading bounce near the net.
The Dutchman gets off the mark as Zverev puts a forehand long.
De Jong v Zverev
Image source, Getty ImagesJesper de Jong has had an interesting route to the fourth round after getting into the draw as a lucky loser, before beating former French Open champion Stan Wawrinka in the first round.
The unseeded Dutchman has also turned 26 years old today - happy birthday Jesper!
He will be hoping he has a better birthday than Iga Swiatek, who exited at the hands of Marta Kostyuk earlier today on the day she turned 25.
De Jong v Zverev
Image source, Getty ImagesAlexander Zverev has been long-tipped to one day win a Grand Slam and there's a growing feeling that the stars may be aligning for him in Paris.
With two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz missing through injury, Jannik Sinner was the odds-on favourite to win the tournament, before his shock exit to Juan Manuel Cerundolo on Thursday.
That was followed by 24-time Grand Slam winner Novak Djokovic's loss to Joao Fonseca on Friday.
Seeded second, Germany's Zverev is now the favourite to go all the way at Roland Garros. Will he ever get a better chance to win a Slam?
De Jong v Zverev
Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Live
When we look at Alexander Zverev, he's been incredibly consistent over the last couple of years.
He's just been outplayed time and time again by the likes of Jannik Sinner or Carlos Alcaraz. He just isn't quite at that level, but the fact that both of them are not in his way now - you'd have to look at him and say, well he's the one that's got that experience of being in Grand Slam finals, including here.
He's worked extremely hard but, as we know, he does have the tendency to tighten up at some crucial moments and I think it is honestly wide open now.
De Jong v Zverev
Image source, Getty ImagesOur first focus today is on German second seed Alexander Zverev, who faces unseeded Dutchman Jesper de Jong on Court Philippe Chatrier shortly for a place in the quarter-finals.
After Jannik Sinner's exit on Thursday, Zverev is now the favourite to win in Paris, while De Jong is aiming to reach his first Grand Slam quarter-final.
The pair haven't faced each other since the second round of the French Open last year, where Zverev came from a set down to win inside four.
Image source, Getty ImagesHello and welcome to our live text coverage of day eight at Roland Garros.
In the men's singles, German second seed Alexander Zverev continues his quest for a first Grand Slam title when he faces unseeded Dutchman Jesper de Jong for a place in the quarter-finals.
We'll also be keeping an eye on women's eighth seed Mirra Andreeva as the Russian takes on Switzerland's Jil Teichmann in the fourth round.
The evening session sees two-time finalist at Roland Garros Casper Ruud face Brazilian 28th seed Joao Fonseca, who ousted 24-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic on Friday.
Let's get to it then.
