That's one Roland Garros title wrapped up for 2016.

Who's going to take the men's trophy - Andy Murray or Novak Djokovic?

We'll bring you live commentary and updates from Sunday's final, which starts at 14:00 BST.

But for now, on this page, it's au revoir! 

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Runner-up Serena Williams, speaking in French, addresses the crowd on Philippe-Chatrier Court:

"I would like to congratulate Garbine, she played very well today. I'd like to thank my camp too - we didn't win, but I hope we will try again next year.

"It's very important for me to thank the crowd also. You will remain in my heart. Thank you."

Joel Newnham: It's the third slam in a row the women's champion has won a slam for the first time.

Good shout, Joel. Muguruza follows Flavia Pennetta and Angelique Kerber.

The trophies are about to be presented to the two players. 

Billy-Jean King - a former world number one herself - hands over the runners up plate to Serena Williams, who receives it with grace and poise, and even a little smile. It must be hard to muster that. 

Garbine Muguruza stands up, waltzes forward with pride and is given the beautiful silver Coupe Suzanne Lenglen trophy.

As the national anthem of Spain belts out, tears fill the eyes of the 22-year-old. What a moment. 

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BBC Radio 5 live

"What an intense game that was, a match within a match over 10 minutes."

Oooooh, fighting talk from Serena Williams. She staves off two match points to bring the score to deuce. 

Muguruza has the advantage again, but Williams saves once again. Deuce again. I'm so nervous...again.

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Serena Williams looks crestfallen as a backhand goes into the net and the score moves to 15-15.

The American lofts a backhand from the baseline but it goes long at the other end. 15-30.

And she smashes into the net on the next point. You know what that means - Championship point Muguruza. 

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