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A crowd of 6000 Belgians flock to the Grand Place in Brussels to watch the historic French Open final on a giant screen

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Justine Henin-Hardenne starts strongly, breaking Kim Clijsters in the opening game and going on to win the first set 6-0

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Clijsters fails to find any rhythm in the first set as she is broken three times and overwhelmed by her opponent

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Henin-Hardenne continues to dominate in the second set, securing another two breaks to triumph 6-4 and claim the title

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Clijsters can find no answer to Henin-Hardenne's superb tennis, managing only one break of serve in the second set

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Henin-Hardenne plays a volley at the net and looks on course for a thoroughly-deserved French Open success

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Men's world number one Lleyton Hewiit can only watch in frustration as girlfriend Clijsters fails to produce her best form

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Henin-Hardenne wraps up a 6-0 6-4 victory to claim her first Grand Slam title after an impressive tournament

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The number four seed dedicates her victory to her mother and proves that women's tennis is not all about power

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Henin-Hardenne poses with King Albert II of Belgium and Clijsters as she becomes Belgium's first-ever Grand Slam champion