Casper Ruud beats Holger Rune in four sets to reach French Open semi-finals.

Right, that's a wrap on today's action from Roland-Garros, and what a day it's been. The singles semi-finals get underway tomorrow though, so there's plenty more drama in store. Join us then!

Miss any of what happened? Here's our in-depth report on Ruud's win

"Ruud really stamped his authority on the match in the early stages. He dominated the first set and got the early break in the second. Rune deserves a lot of credit. He didn't panic and dug in. He started going for his shots more and more. When he got the second set you thought it was anyone's contest, but the third set was always going to be critical."

Here's how Casper Ruud booked his place in the French Open semi-finals, where he'll face Marin Cilic on Friday. The other last four clash is between Alexander Zverev and Rafa Nadal

Mats Wilander informs Ruud he's the first male or female player into a singles grand-slam semi-final. "These are the matches you dream about playing. I have to be really focused and bring my A-Game in the semi-final because Marin has played great all week. It's going to be another tough match"

Ruud: "Holger has become more dangerous. He is fearless. He goes for a lot of big shots and makes a lot of them. He's going to be a dangerous player for many years."

Ruud: "There were a lot of nerves all day, but I was able to sleep a little bit after breakfast.

"I started great. Holger fought back and he raised his level. It was another tough match"

Game, set and match Ruud. He makes the perfect start to the game, whacking down ace number 13 to move to 30-0, before a Rune return sits up nicely for a cross-court forehand winner. Three match points, and despite wasting the first, he fires a winner down the line that is originally called out, only to be overruled by the umpire. Terrific stuff from the Norwegian

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Trouble for Rune, who gifts Ruud two points at the start of his service game with two unforced errors, before a wayward forehand hands the Norwegian three break points. Rune saves the first two with some glorious ball striking, while the third comes and goes with a stunning inside-out forehand. He then fails to convert two game points of his own before Ruud breaks another error comes from the Rune racket

The Ruud serve has returned to the imperious state it held in the first set, when Rune couldn't get hear it. He holds to love once more, with the Dane giving up on a couple of points during that game

Rune races to 40-0 on serve, but a Ruud clipped backhand winner, a double-fault and a tough volley into the net mean we're back at deuce. The Dane is ticking, but he puts away a smash to earn a fourth game point and then takes the game with a brilliant drop shot

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A gorgeous drop shot on the slide from Rune brings up 15-15 all in the next game, and there's a tricky moment for Ruud at 30-30, but he wins the next point and then smashes down an ace to stay in front

Brilliant response from Rune, who holds to love - firing down his first ace of the match in the process. Level again as the umpire calls for new balls

A stunning return sees Rune take the first point of the next game, but that's the closest he'll get to a break as Ruud rattles off four points in a row to hold and maintain the lead in the set

This is a huge service game for Rune, who, should he lose it, could fizzle away quite quickly. A double fault sees Ruud go 15-30 up, and the Dane then volleys wide to hand his opponent two break points. Some huge serving, two of them unreturned and a third put a way with a thumping volley, sees Holger win four points in a row. Massive hold.

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The clock ticks past midnight in Paris as set four gets underway. Ruud is serving first and he looks rejuvenated after winning that tie-break, clattering down an ace on his way to holding to 15.

A stunning rally on Ruud's next service point as he somehow gets up to a drop shot, whacks down a smash and then deftly volleys into the open court to claim the point. A sensational backhand winner down the line hands him four set points - but he only needs one, taking the set with a inside-out forehand. He's back in front!