An enthralling net point ends with Anraldi firing it across court for 30-all.

There’s a little rally on the next point, which Arnaldi wins with a peach of a lob.

Break point for the Italian, and he wins the game after Tsitsipas can only find the net!

Tsitsipas holds serve for 2-1 in the third game.

Arnaldi to serve, and he forces Tsitsipas into hitting the net on first point. The Greek plays a simple drop shot to get to 15-all, before Arnaldi makes a simple unforced error to give him 15-30.

The Italian levels it with an accomplished backhand slice after a powerful serve, and then he crashes a forehand across court for 40-30. He finishes by taking the game with yet another powerful forehand!

Break point for Tsitsipas after Arnaldi mistimes the slice, but he hits it long when returning the serve.

Deuce again, but Tsitsipas hits it long to give the Italian a chance. He gets it after Tsitsipas fails to get the return shot over the net! Another great drop shot from Arnaldi.

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The longes rally of the match so far ends on shot 21, as Arnaldi powers a backhand straight back down the line for 15-0.

He slams his third ace of the day for 30-0, before Tsitsipas answers with his own lovely one-handed backhand down the line.

We’re back to 30-all after Arnaldi makes an unforced error, and then to 30-40 after he needlessly hits a shot long past the baseline.

It’s deuce after the Italian hits a lovely drop shot.

A lovely half-volley from Tsitsipas gives him a 15-40 lead in the first game, and he makes it 1-0 after Arnaldi hits the return from the serve into the net.

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Plenty of cheers for Tsitsipas as he charges in and fires a simple forehand past Arnaldi. He makes an unforced error for 15-15 right after though.

A fantastic forehand return straight back down the line from the Italian gives him 30-30, before Tsitsipas makes another error.

Set point for the world number 35, and he gets it after the return from Tsitsipas is wide!

Great control from Tsitsipas to volley a powerful winner into the ground and out of reach of Arnaldi.

The Italian narrowly loses the next point after a beautiful volleyed return, as he sends a cross-court short just wide. He makes an unforced error for 15-40, but forces Tsitsipas into errors of his own to take it to 40-40.

Tsitsipas hands over the advantage after hitting a return at the net, and then loses the game after messing up a backhand return and sending it wide down the line.

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Moving on to the first men’s game of the day, where ninth-seed Giorgios Tsitsipas is struggling a bit against Matteo Arnaldi.

Nevertheless, he crashes in an ace to make it 4-2 in the first set.

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Lovely from Gauff as she closes out the first two points of the game easily.

The 20-year-old is beaten by Cocciaretto’s backhand to make it 30-15, and then double faults to make it 30-30.

Nevertheless, she recovers to get to match point, before Cocciaretto’s hits her return long! The American is in yet another major quarter-final, and she’ll face either Ons Jabeur or Clara Tauson.

Over on Suzanne Lenglen, Arnaldi is now 4-1 up after breaking the Tsitsipas serve.

Coco Gauff moves within two games of the quarters as she holds her serve.

She goes 30-15 up after an impressive rally between the two, and then makes it 40-15 with some beautiful movement to meet Cocciaretto’s return and volley it back across.

She finishes the game with an excellent sprint to meet the Italian’s backhand, and she gets the double break to make it 5-2.

The first men’s game of the day is moving quickly too, with Arnaldi now 2-1 up against ninth-seed Tsitsipas.