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Read all about Mirra Andreeva's title win in Jonathan Jurejko's report from Paris.

That's it for our live text coverage, but there will be plenty more reaction on the BBC's tennis page later today.

And be sure to join us on Sunday for the men's final.

Au revoir!

We have seen a new Grand Slam champion crowned in the women's singles and we'll have a new men's champion on Sunday.

Germany's Alexander Zverev will take on Italy's Flavio Cobolli in the men's singles final from 14:00 BST and you'll be able to follow live text and radio coverage here.

Coco Vandeweghe
Former two-time Grand Slam semi-finalist on TNT Sports

It surprised me to see the calmness that overcame Mirra Andreeva which started in the quarter-finals.

You could see someone marching towards her destiny which they had dreamt about.

The 2026 French Open champion - Mirra Andreeva.

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French Open champion Mirra Andreeva, speaking to TNT Sports: "I was obviously very nervous, being 5-0 up in the second set and I lost two games in row with some mistakes.

"I'm just happy I kept my composure, I kept focus and I felt like no matter what, no matter what the score is going to be - no way am I going to lose this match, no way am I going to lose another game or another point. I was just very happy with how locked in I was in the last game."

On how she was able to stay composed: "Honestly I don't know. The conditions were very tough, a lot of wind in a lot of directions. I'm just happy to stay focused and I was able to play aggressive and go for my shots."

On what Conchita Martinez and her mum said to her: "They didn't really say much to me yet. Conchita told me she was extremely proud of me and that we did it. Honestly, at this moment that's all I need to hear."

Tim Henman
Former British number one on TNT Sports

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I just felt Mirra Andreeva had that belief that she was going to win. Therefore, when she went to match point I don't think there was the same release of emotions that we see from others.

Maja Chwalinska got 69% of her first serves in, but won only 46% of points when her first serve went in and 18% on her second serve.

Mirra Andreeva's numbers for those metrics were 78%, 58% and 55% respectively.

There were 11 of breaks of serve in the 17 games of the final.

Andreeva hit 25 winners and 26 unforced errors, compared to 10 winners and 29 unforced errors for Chwalinska.

Chris Evert
Seven-time French Open singles champion on TNT Sports

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Mirra had more experience and she had a bigger game. She remained patient and consistent, yet she still showed us the raw power that she has.

We saw as a junior her game style and versatility at such a young age. We knew this would happen, and it happened on a court she loves.

More from French Open champion Mirra Andreeva: "Paris is going to have a special place in my heart, so thank you for coming, supporting and cheering on every player these past two weeks.

"I also want to thank myself for believing in myself, giving 100%, even when it's been tough, trying every day to be better as a person and a player, believing I can do this, fighting so many demons inside of me. Only I know how tough it was for me and how nervous I was these past two weeks, so thanks to me for working so hard and giving my best."

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More from French Open champion Mirra Andreeva: "Thanks to my team. I know I can be a tough cookie sometimes and it's pretty hard to put up with me certain days.

"Thanks for pushing me to the limit, for making me work even when I don't want to work, you always push me. Thanks to Conchita [Martinez] especially, for sharing her experiences and giving me so much advice.

"Thanks to everyone in my team for supporting me.

"I will, though, say a special thanks to to my parents for always believing in me. My dad is watching on TV, thanks for always supporting me no matter what.

"A special thanks to psychologist Alexis, watching somewhere from Florida. Thank you for giving me a lot of advice and working for me for one and a half years. Thank you for making me better, giving me advice. Everything you have taught me, I have been trying to use and I would say it's worked not bad. So thanks so much."

More from French Open champion Mirra Andreeva, thanking the tournament organisers: "I have been watching Roland Garros on TV since I was very, very young. It's a big deal to win this tournament. I can't believe I am holding this trophy now so thank you so much for making such an amazing event.

"Thank you to all the ball kids, line umpires and chair umpires. I know it's not easy to be on the court with such heat in the first week and a lot of weather changes so thank you so much for giving your best and making us feel a bit better on the court."

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French Open champion Mirra Andreeva, speaking on Court Philippe-Chatrier: "Congratulations to Maja for these amazing three weeks, passing through qualifying. You've done an amazing job, amazing work, you're a very tricky opponent.

"I wish you the best of luck for the rest of season and I hope we play many more finals together in the future."

Ryan Harrison
Former French Open men's doubles champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

In the end, you basically witnessed a teenager who has been destined for greatness since Mirra Andreeva has been playing tennis.

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More from Maja Chwalinska, speaking on Court Philippe-Chatrier: "Thank you to all the volunteers, the ball kids, referees and line umpires. Sorry if I forgot someone - there is a lot going on in my head.

"Thank you, of course, to my team, my family. Thank you for being with me. I know I am not easy to be around, but thank you so much for sticking with me and working with me every day. I will try to do my best to continue.

"I would like to thank all of you guys who came today. Thank you for supporting me. I really felt your love, and I am very, very grateful. I wish you could see a better match today, but Mirra was too good for me, I guess it is her fault!

"I tried my best, I am sorry! I will not forget these three weeks, Paris will stay forever with me in my heart, merci."

Mirra Andreeva tells the crowd she has been watching the French Open since she was very young and it was a "big dream" of hers to win the title.

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Maja Chwalinska, speaking on Court Philippe-Chatrier: "First of all, congrats to Mirra. You're such an incredible player. You're so young and talented it is annoying! Congrats to your team for an amazing job and I wish you the best for the future.

"Thank you to everyone who made this tournament possible and so special, and Amelie [Mauresmo] for taking care of us.

"I told Amelie a few days ago that I would watch old clips when you [Mauresmo and Mary Pierce] were playing here - it is kind of a pinch-me moment."

And now Mirra Andreeva heads up to the podium to collect the Coupe Suzanne Lenglen.

The 19-year-old is the newest Grand Slam champion in women's tennis.

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Maja Chwalinska is on the microphone now and congratulates new champion Mirra Andreeva, before thanking her team, tournament organisers and the crowds at Roland Garros.

She jokes: "I wish you could have seen a better match today but Mirra was just too good for me, so I guess it's her fault."

We'll have full quotes from both finalists shortly.

What a tournament it has been for Maja Chwalinska, who receives her runner-up trophy and gets a great reception from the crowd on Court Philippe Chatrier.

Not only is she projected to move up 93 places in the world rankings, she's also doubled her career earnings in the space of three weeks with a $1.625m prize pot for the runner-up.

And to think she was struggling to afford accommodation in Paris at the start of the tournament before a sponsor stepped in to help.