Roger or Rafa in Paris?

Top guns expected to shoot it out at Roland Garros again

London

Rafa Nadal used to mess with his head, ruffle his feathers and on occasions even make him cry, but no-one will be happier to see the Mallorcan rekindle his love affair with Roland Garros more than Roger Federer. When the French Open begins on Sunday the men's drawsheet will have a familiar look with Swiss world No 1 Federer and his claycourt nemesis separated by 126 other players - six wins each away from an eighth Grand Slam final clash.