Roland Garros, Alcaraz wins the title in the super tie-break of the 5th set against Sinner

Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz confirmed himself as Roland Garros champion by beating Jannick Sinner, world number 1 and the top seed, 4-6, 6-7, 6-4, 7-6, 7-6 in a super tie-break won 10-2 after 5 and a half hours of the final, the longest in the history of Roland Garros.
Sinner had three match-points on Alcaraz's serve,

Italy will thus have to wait to win a Slam title that has been missing in men's singles since 1976

Extraordinary tribute from Roland Garros winner Carlos Alcaraz to Jannik Sinner at the end of the epic Roland Garros final: 'You are of an extraordinary level, you played a fantastic tournament, and I know how much you wanted to win it. But I know you will win it not once but many times'.

"It is a privilege to share this ground with you," added Alcaraz, "I am happy that we are able to write the history of this tournament. You are an example not only for me, you are an inspiration for everyone. Good luck for the coming weeks and months".