Another break point for Jacob Fearnley but Cameron Norrie saves it with a deep first serve.

The pair trade points before Fearnley brings up a third break point of the game with a backhand winner across court.

Cameron Norrie skews a forehand wide - we've not seen that very often in this match.

Jacob Fearnley then sprints around court before playing a cute shot at the net to bring up break point - he didn't look affected by his fitness there.

Norrie saves it with a forehand winner.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

Jacob Fearnley is walking with a stiff leg. He is not even bending his knee. He is cutting a dejected figure and he doesn't look quite right.

I think Cameron Norrie is distracted by what is going on at the other end.

Fearnley hasn't called the trainer which is weird in itself.

Something isn't quite right with Jacob Fearnley's body language at the moment - he's not happy with something.

He shrugs it off for now and holds as Cameron Norrie puts a backhand into the net, to finally get on the board in this set.

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A second break point for Jacob Fearnley in this game and after doing all the hard work to gain control of the point, he puts a backhand into the net.

Fearnley grimaces as he goes wide with a backhand before putting a forehand long and Norrie holds.

Uh oh, Fearnley is walking gingerly now and could have a physical issue - one to keep an eye on.

Jacob Fearnley hits some deep shots during a rally but Cameron Norrie has the answers - it's superb defence from him.

Fearnley then sends over a forehand winner which Norrie can do nothing about and we move to a fourth deuce.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

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If Cameron Norrie is to go through and potentially face Novak Djokovic, this will be a massive confidence boost in of scoreline and energy levels saved.

He is not having to work too hard in this match.

Another forehand winner from Jacob Fearnley brings advantage but he spurns it with a backhand that loops wide.

Deuce again.

Cameron Norrie is shaking his head at something as Jacob Fearnley works his way to 40-30.

Fearnley then sprints across court to send over a glorious forehand winner down the line for deuce.

Can that inspire Fearnley?

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

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Jacob Fearnley just cannot get his momentum going to seal back-to-back points.

That game was a real disaster, Fearnley is being completely outplayed.

More confidence is being sapped out Fearnley's racquet.

Cameron Norrie brings up another chance for the double break and secures it as Jacob Fearnley spurns a forehand long.

Is Norrie's experience proving the difference here?

He's been so consistent throughout in comparison to his younger British opponent.

Jacob Fearnley follows one good shot with a bad one as we move to a fourth deuce.

Fearnley saves break point before serving an ace and then a double fault for deuce again.

Inconsistency has been the story of Fearnley's match so far.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

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Jacob Fearnley just needs a little bit of a boost with some good shots.

He needs to try and take Cameron Norrie out of position and build on the sporadic moments that we are seeing.

I think Fearnley is a bit embarrassed whenever he puts in some of these unforced errors.

The pair trade points before Cameron Norrie arrows a lovely backhand down the line to take the game to 30-30.

Jacob Fearnley opens up the court to send down a forehand for game point, before going long next point.

Deuce.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

Cameron Norrie seems very clear on what he is trying to do on the ball.

Jacob Fearnley can't find the holes in Norrie's game. When a match goes into a rhythm like this, Norrie is impenetrable at the moment and Fearnley is getting a little bit wound up.

Cameron Norrie makes a rare mistake and pulls a forehand wide to give Jacob Fearnley half a chance at 15-30.

Norrie recovers with a fine forehand to work his way to game point before Fearnley blasts a forehand long.

The fireworks around Roland Garros are so loud, I'd be surprised if they aren't affecting the players on court.

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Jacob Fearnley is still being plagued by inconsistency and a double fault gives Cameron Norrie a chance to break early in this second set.

Norrie takes it as Fearnley drags a shot wide, before celebrating with a reserved fist pump.

There are still fireworks going off around Roland Garros, presumably from PSG fans before tonight's Champions League final, as the players walk on court for the second set.

Jacob Fearnley adjusts the zip at the top of his fluorescent yellow t-shirt and gets us under way.

Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds

Even though Cameron Norrie is lower ranked now and Jacob Fearnley has overtaken him, it does feel like Norrie is coming back.

He is a former world number eight, a former Masters series title holder and he has the greater amount of experience out there.

Norrie was much more consistent and solid.

Fearnley had those extra nerves and Norrie didn't allow him to play his best tennis.

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Cameron Norrie brings up his third set point but skews a difficult forehand wide and we move to deuce again.

Jacob Feanley goes long to offer a fourth set point and Norrie secures it this time as a big serve does the business.