3<\/p>\n It’s two titles in as many years for the ParisiansCredit: Getty<\/p>\n It was Arsenal defender Gabriel who missed the decisive penalty, <\/a>blazing his effort well over the crossbar.<\/p>\n The Brazilian’s failure to convert sparked delirium amongst the travelling PSG supporters in Budapest and indeed around the world.<\/p>\n Although millions will have tuned in to witness the contest, those in attendance at the French Open<\/a> on Saturday evening will have missed out as they had some world class tennis to keep them occupied.<\/p>\n But that didn’t stop them from learning of the result.<\/p>\n Read more tennis newsParty time in Paris<\/p>\n As Gabriel’s penalty sailed into the stands in Budapest, cheers rang out across the Roland Garros precinct.<\/p>\n In fact, so loud were the screams of joy, several matches on Saturday had to be momentarily stopped.<\/p>\n The moment was captured early on in Frances Tiafoe’s third round match against Jaime Faria.<\/p>\n As Faria prepared to serve down 15-40 in the ninth game of the first set, the Portuguese star had to step away from the baseline to recompose himself.<\/p>\n The TNT Sports coverage then cut to fans celebrating outside the courts at Roland Garros, having witnessed the end of the contest.<\/p>\n “They’re starting to go crazy,” TNT Sports commentator and tennis icon John McEnroe said.<\/p>\n 3<\/p>\n PSG supporters didn’t miss out on the action despite being at the French OpenCredit: TNT Sports<\/p>\n He then joked that they may have been cheering for Canadian star Victoria Mboko.<\/p>\n “I know they like Mboko, but I don’t think it’s because she won the second,” McEnroe added.<\/p>\n If any of the cheers were for Mboko, they unfortunately didn’t last as she lost 6-3, 5-7, 7-5 to America’s Madison Keys.<\/p>\n Chaos reigns supreme at Roland Garros<\/p>\n The stoppages in play didn’t quite lend themselves to causing any boil-overs as significant as what transpired earlier this week in Paris.<\/p>\n Jannik Sinner was bundled out in the second round<\/a> by Juan Manuel Cerundolo on Thursday, blowing a two-set lead.<\/p>\n Sinner<\/a> was up 5-1 in the third set and looked on course for safe passage into the next round, only to capitulate in extraordinary fashion.<\/p>\n 3<\/p>\n Sinner was unable to add a fifth grand slam to his collectionCredit: Shutterstock Editorial<\/p>\n With Sinner out and Carlos Alcaraz absent from the tournament due to injury, the path opened up for Novak Djokovic<\/a> as he searched for a record-breaking 25th major.<\/p>\n![\"Paris](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/tennis\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/marquinhos-paris-saint-germain-lifts-1084935919.jpg\")
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