Iga Swiatek vs Coco Gauff French Open 2022 women's Final Highlights: Iga Swiatek wins her second major

Swiatek runs to the team in the stands. Hugs and congratulations follow. There is Robert Lewandowski as well. Swiatek wins her second major, also at the Roland Garros, two years after her maiden and it comes on the back of a record-equalling 35-match winning streak, the joint-most in this century alongside Venus Williams 

Gauff's forehand, with a lot of topspin, lands perfectly on the baseline. It's 15-all. Swiatek put too much weight behind her backhand return and Gauff puts it over the line. A good serve puts Swiatek on Championship Point. AND SHE DOES IT.

Two very poor returns from Gauff and Swiatek goes 30-15 up. Swiatek's defense has been superb. Gauff pulls one back with a forehand winner before making it 40-30 with an ace. A suoerb backhand winner from Swiatek makes it a deuce. Swiatek's bid to take adavantage is stopped at the net cord. Gauff looks to stay in the match. And she does. 

Powerful defending and then a superb volley makes it 15-all for Swiatek. The dipping ball troubles Swiatek again as it goes 15-30. Another backhand error off the soft serve from Swiatek makes it 30-all. Gauff had the opportunity, hit the right side, but had to get the ball over the net. It's 40-30 for Swiatek now. The backhand winner finds the line and she is just a game away now. 

Two loose returns from Gauff and she is 0-30 down. She however serves well on the next point as Swiatek's backhand goes over the baseline. Swiatek then gains a double break. And she converts, luckily. 

Gauff's loose return finds the net and Swiatek gains 30-0 lead. A wide serve from Swiatek finds Gauff hitting the net. 40-0 for Swiatek. Swiatek sets up herself with a superb forehand winner and she takes the lead in the 2nd set. 

A drop shot error from Gauff and Swiatek goes 30-0 up. Gauff then sends Swiatek the wrong way with her backhand return and makes it 15-30. A third double fault for Gauff and Swiatek gets break point. SWIATEK BREAKS 

Swiatek goes 30-0 up quickly on second service game. Gauff however draws Swiatek forward with a superb drop shot and Swiatek fails to make contact. Swiatek is under pressure here. Gauff's forehand sails long and Swiatek gains 40-15 lead. Swiatek holds

Swiatek* 6-1, 1-2 Gauff

An ace and then a forehand error helps Gauff go 30-0 up before Swiatek sets herself up with a backhand winner. The short dipping ball works again for Gauff as Swiatek errs on backhand return. Some respite for Swiatek as Gauff's return rams the net. Gauff finally holds. 

Break points for Gauff AND SHE DOES IT. What a start for the young American!

Swiatek: 67% win on 1st serve, 75 on 2nd; won 3/8 Break Points and 58% (19/33) return points

Gauff: 40% win on 1st serve, 46 on 2nd; 32% (6/19) return points

Philippe Chatrier comes to life after an excellent set of play at the net which ended with Gauff winning the duel. But Swiatek surprised her in the next point with a big forehand winner. A backhand winner then hands Swiatek a double break and a set point. AND SHE DOES IT. Swaitek takes the opening set 6-1

Bit of crosscourt exchanges and Gauff's errs on return. Gauff pumped finally after a backhand error from Swiatek gives her a 30-15 lead in the sixth game. A perfect serve down the T makes it 30-all. Swiatek then sets Gauff up with a wide serve and then fires the backhand winner down the empty court. An excellent forehand winner down the line gives Swiatek a 5-1 lead. 

A second double fault for Gauff and she makes it 30-all in the fifth game. But a powerful forehand return draws an error from Swiatek before her backhand sails over the baseline on the next to make it a deuce. Gauff gains advantage with an impressive backhand winner and finally does it. 

Swiatek 4-1 Gauff*

Three back-to-back forehand errors from Gauff gives Swiatek a 40-0 lead. But Gauff finally had a forehand winner to her name. Swiatek eventually holds

Back-to-back returns hit the net and Gauff finds herself 15-30 down before Swiatek gains a lead by another point with a backhand winner down the line. Gauff reduces the gap with two excellent serves and forces a deuce. Swiatek gains a third break point after Gauff errs on forehand return. But Gauff brings it back to deuce after Swiatek's volley goes over the baseline. Gauff then took the advantage after Swiatek's return rams the net off the serve. But back-to-back forehand return errors from Gauff puts Swiatek for a fourth break point. Gauff however denies it yet again with another superb backhand winner. Swiatek up for a fifth break point after a forehand return sails across over the sideline. AND SHE CONVERTS

A superb backhand return Gauff. She waited for the Swiatek forehand, got herself in position and fired it down the line. Swiatek avoids another mistake by getting the racquet in the way of the dipping forehand return from Gauff to get the volley right. Another backhand winner down the line from Gauff and she makes it 40-40. Swiatek gains advantage with a perfect ace and saves break point with a forehand winner. 

Nervy start from Gauff. A backhand return rams the net on her first and then came the double fault. However, she corrects her serve by going wide of Swiatek's forehand. But Swiatek quickly gains a double break and converts it perfectly

Gauff wins the toss and opts to serve first

The roof is open today. Coco Gauff makes her way into court Philippe Chatrier. A huge roar for the young American. Iga Swiatek follows next. Crowd applause the world no.1. 

Purav Raja, speaking on Sony Sports, feels it will be Swiatek in straight sets. Somdev Devvarman is rooting for Coco Gauff, but feels Swiatek is the favourite

We are just moments away from the big final. Will Swiatek manage to script history or will Gauff end her winning streak?

Both Swiatek (220/151) and Guaff (193/131) have dominated the shorter rallies with a 59 per cent winning rate. However, it is the Polish (61%, 66% respectively) who has a better record in mid-length rallies (5-8 shots) and in longer rallies (9+).

Swiatek: 140 winners, 131 unforced errors, 79.5 per cent (35/44) on net play

Gauff: 105 winners, 112 unforced errors, 68.4 per cent (39/57) on net play

Swiatek: 55.5% win in receiving points, 49% on 1st serve offering and 65.5% on 2nd serve

Gauff: 55.4% win in receiving points, 47.3% on 1st serve offering and 68.4% on 2nd serve