Taylor Fritz was booed by the French crowd last time out but the home fans are getting behind the American now as he trails Francisco Cerundolo by two sets to one.

Bianca Andresscu has just lost the opening set to Lesia Tsurenko 6-1.

Iga Swiatek 6-0 6-0 Xinyu Wang

Swiatek: “For sure, I am happy. It was a very strong performance from me and I was happy I was disciplined and took care of everything.

“Every point is important for me and at the highest level every point matters. You always have to be kind of disciplined.

“I am going to use that skill later when I have tight matches.”

Iga Swiatek 6-0 6-0 Xinyu Wang

DOUBLE BAGEL. Ruthless from Swiatek, who advances to the fourth round in just 51 minutes. Not a good day at the office for Wang, the world number 80, but that’s what we have come to expect from Swiatek. A crushing win.

Coco Gauff 6-7 6-1 6-1 Mirra Andreeva

That’s an excellent turnaround from Coco Gauff, who ends Mirra Andreeva’s run at Roland Garros to return to the fourth round. The American was utterly dominant when her serve improved after losing the first-set tiebreak. Andreeva will be back - the Russian looks a special talent and played very well in the first hour of the match.

Gauff post-match: “Mirra, she’s super young and there’s a big future for her. I remember playing here at 16 and she has a lot to look forward to. And you guys will hopefully see ... many matches between the two of us.”

BREAK! That could be huge. Gauff takes the double break against Andreeva and is closing in on the last-16. Gauff has been excellent since losing the first-set tiebreak.

Swiatek is halfway to a double-bagel against Wang ...

Break! Gauff edges ahead in the decider as Andreeva picks the worst possible time for a double fault! Gauff battled hard to stay in the game and gets her reward. The American leads 2-1.

Meanwhile Iga Swiatek has ANOTHER bagel. The world No 1 takes the opening set 6-0 against Xinyu Wang in about 25 minutes.

Set! Emphatic response from Coco Gauff - who served much better to race to a 6-1 second set. Now Mirra Andreeva needs to overturn the momentum as we head into a decider.

Rafael Nadal is expected to be out for five more months following surgery on his left hip.

The 22-time grand slam champion underwent the procedure on Friday evening at a clinic in Barcelona.

Nadal’s team issued an update on Saturday saying the arthroscopic procedure on his left psoas tendon went well, with the damaged areas cleaned and reinforced, while an old labrum injury was also addressed.

The Spaniard, who turned 37 on Saturday, suffered the injury at the Australian Open in January and had expected to only be out for six to eight weeks.

But repeated efforts to rehabilitate it did not work and last month Nadal announced he would miss the French Open for the first time since 2004.