Raducanu vs Swiatek LIVE: French Open scores and updates with Carlos Alcaraz also in action

“I don’t feel great, I’d have felt worse if I’d lost, I was struggling from the start, she’s a tough opponent, I was flat, but happy to have found a way. I haven’t been here in three years, a combination of a few things, happy to have got through,” Emma Raducanu said after he first round win over Xinyu Wang.

“It was extremely important, when you’re not feeling energetic, I knew I had to start well to keep fighting and go for every point, I managed to get a good lead, when I lost the break at the end it wasn’t the end of the world.

“I can take positives, top champions and players, in the first round, saved match points, struggled and got another opportunity despite what they’re feeling, it’s not easy to teach, a shot is easier, character, fight and heart came through today.”

“I think it was really, really solid,” he said. “The first round for every tournament is never easy and probably coming here as defending champion, it could be even tougher.

“I tried to be really focused on my game

“Hopefully I’ll keep going in the next round but I’m just really, really proud about my start here in Roland Garros.”

Carlos Alcaraz is back against Fabian Marozsan as his title defence resumes.

He’s second up on Court Philippe-Chatrier, and one match before Raducanu v Swiatek, meaning the 22-year-old could be on court from about 12:40pm at the earliest.

The Spaniard is hoping to retain his title with the prospect of a mouthwatering clash down the road against Jannik Sinner.

Alcaraz only needed a few hours to dispatch Giulio Zepperi in the first round.

• Jessica Paolini v Ajla Tomljanovic
• Fabian Marozsan v Carlos Alcaraz
• Emma Raducanu v Iga Swiatek
• Emilio Nava v Holger Rune (from 7:15pm UK time)

Find the full order of play below:

Raducanu vs Swiatek is up third on Court Philippe-Chatrier which means an afternoon clash between the pair on 28 May at the French Open in Paris. The match is likely to start around 2.30-3.30pm BST but that is dependent on the earlier games.

Yes, the match will be on TV, like every other match during the grand slam on TNT Sports and discovery+. Viewers can watch a live stream on the app through mobile devices.

Emma Raducanu claims she faces ‘no pressure’ in second round French Open match against Iga Swiatek.

“I’m very happy to have given myself another chance in the draw,” Raducanu said after her match at Roland Garros.

“I felt the noise around the match before the first round. I’m looking forward to it, not much pressure on me, my game is in a good place, a good challenge.”