James Sharpe

Naomi Osaka brought her Roland Garros 'fashion show' to the evening session as she defied her critics with a new matching gold sequinned jacket and skirt over her 'Eiffel Tower' dress.

James Sharpe For the first time in three years, Roland Garros have decided a women's match is worthy of the popcorn slot.

Even though he won't be there to see it, Mohamed Salah made it clear what he wanted to get his club back to their best. In short: he wanted Jurgen Klopp football, not Arne Slot football. He got his wish.

You don't just see it around Court Philippe Chatrier, you hear and feel it. The swathes of yellow shirts, the handheld fans in the colours of the Brazil flag, the singing of his name...

Kostyuk was given a 40-second standing ovation by the crowd after her 6-3, 2-6, 6-2 victory over fellow Ukrainian Elina Svitolina which sets up a clash against Russian Mirra Andreeva.

Tucked away in the corner of Canning Town Business Park, more than nine million pictures are stored that document nearly every major event you could possibly imagine, including World Cups.

JAMES SHARPE: As the voices around the table shared their views, it wasn't long until a familiar sigh greeted the name of one of the last four standing. Not Zverev, anyone but Zverev.

JAMES SHARPE: The 24-year-old world number 114 who was worried she might not be able to pay for her hotel bill the longer she remained in the tournament. Now, she's flying.

JAMES SHARPE: The Italian was supposed to face compatriot Flavio Cobolli on Philippe Chatrier to find out who would face Alexander Zverev in the final.

Geoff Hurst is remembering an absent friend. He has many more of them now, this last surviving member of those 11 heroes of '66. There is one, though, who fills his mind more than most.