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Carlos Alcaraz delivered his most dominant display of the French Open so far in his quarter final win over Tommy Paul, and he now looks to book his place in a second successive final with victory over Lorenzo Musetti.

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The Spanish star, who beat Alexander Zverev in a five set final last year to claim the Roland-Garros title, remains firmly on track to lift his fifth Grand Slam trophy.

Musetti has made solid progress this season, backing up his Wimbledon semi-final from last year with strong runs on clay.

He reached the last four in Madrid and Rome, though in the latter tournament, he was beaten in straight sets by Alcaraz.

That 6-3 7-6 defeat in Rome highlighted the gap between the pair, and Musetti faces a difficult task if he is to turn the tables in Paris.

Alcaraz has won six of his seven previous matches against Musetti, with four of those coming on clay and five of the wins in straight sets.

The defending champion has lost only once in his last 21 matches on the surface, underlining his dominance.

While he has dropped sets in three of his last four matches in Paris, he has still looked the more complete player throughout the fortnight.

Musetti, for his part, has needed four sets to win each of his last three matches and may struggle to contain Alcaraz’s power and variety.

The Spaniard has only been broken seven times across his five matches in this year’s tournament, and that control could prove key again.

Musetti may have moments, but Alcaraz is expected to take control and move into another French Open final.