So that is that for today. It was a British tennis exit (Brtexit?!) today as Dan Evans, Andy Murray and Jo Konta were dumped out of the French Open at the first-round stage.

Do not fear though because Brits Cameron Norrie and Liam Broady, who qualified for the first round, are in action on Monday.

Elsewhere, we have Rafael Nadal beginning his defence as he bids to equal Roger Federer's total of 20 Slam singles titles.

US Open champion Dominic Thiem and the great Serena Williams - seeking a record-equalling 24 single Slam titles - are also in action.

Until then.

"I'm definitely happy to come out with the win, it's difficult to play in these conditions. She's a great competitor so I had to stay on my game," said Coco Gauff.

"I always want to win so try to stay competitive. Sometimes you have to bounce around more than normal when it's cold!"

Naomi Broady
British player on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Strange unforced errors from Jo. That final ball was hit halfway up the net - it was normally a shot she'd hit a winner off.

It seems like a few players are struggling with these heavy conditions today.

Lovely sliced volley from Konta to save the first.

Gauff with one match point remaining in the rain.

Johanna Konta wraps a forehand into the tape to give Coco Gauff the mini break and a sniff of match point. The superb slice and volley combo from the American then brings that up.

Two match points.

Naomi Broady
British player on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

This match has potentially got a lot of tennis left in it. I'm not writing Jo off yet.

Konta only needs one. She takes the break to keep this one going.

Coco Gauff parries a volley into the air and Johanna Konta waits to take it on the bounce, before slapping away for 15-30. The American reels off another double fault and Konta has two break back points.

Not the ideal start for the teenager, a double fault. But she's back in business as Konta goes long.

15-15.

Naomi Broady
British player on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

We often speak about Coco and express how good she is for her age. She won the juniors here two years ago and she's only 16. She can actually still compete in the juniors.

Johanna Konta, leaning back, throws one long and Coco Gauff takes the double break!

The young American will serve for the match.

Cranking up the power with each shot there, Johanna Konta. Two break points saved, one to come.

Johanna Konta saves the first with a down-the-line winner. Two to go...

Thunderous return from Coco Gauff and she has three break points.

Naomi Broady
British player on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Gauff hasn't done much wrong. She is struggling though with second serves on the outside. I'm sure she'll be hitting serves in the next few days and making it better for the second match.

Oh dear. Things are falling apart a touch for Johanna Konta, who volleys off target while almost leaning over the net.

Johanna Konta comes sprinting towards the net but can't pick a low, skidding ball up quickly enough and finds the net. Coco Gauff holds.

Oh! Konta attacks a floating Gauff shot but nails it straight into the tape and it flicks up and wide.

Gauff wheels into a forehand winner on the next.. and then double faults. 40-30.

She'd be out of sight without those today.

Superb backhand winner from Coco Gauff after Johanna Konta comes to the net. But then the 16-year-old double faults. 15-15.