Breakfast Bulletin: David Goffin, Ana Ivanovic, Timea Bacsinszky, Kristina Mladenovic

Belgium's David Goffin was pleased with his second round victory over Carlos Berlocq of Argentina, admitting the hard fought straight sets win gave him a confidence boost. Goffin had a bumpy start, but pushed through with 22 winners in the last two sets to take a 7-5 6-1 6-4 victory.

Goffin talked up his opponent and claimed the victory against such opposition put him into a good headspace going forward.

"I'm very happy to win the match in three sets against such a good clay player in the second round of a Grand Slam. That gives me confidence".

Goffin will now take on the veteran Nicolas Almagro of Spain for a place in the fourth round.

Ana Ivanovic talked shop after her straight sets 7-5 6-1 win over Kurimi Nara in the second round, admitting her favoured side was the key to her win.

"When I'm hitting the forehand it definitely gives me confidence, and again, its connected with the movement. When I'm in a good position, I feel I strike it much better".

She picked up 35 winners in her victory on the way through to the third round, praising her opponent Nara for her resistance.

"I think the whole match was actually very tough and physical. Even the games I won, I felt like I had to work hard for it. She played really well. Got a lot of balls back and she was reading some of my shots well in the first set".

Timea Bacsinszky admitted her re-thinking of her tactics was the only reason she was able storm over the top of Eugenie Bouchard, in a 6-4 6-4 straight sets victory.

Bacsinszky was trailing Bouchard 4-1 at one stage in the opening set, before slamming on 10 straight games and taking the contest from the Canadian's grip. Bouchard attacked late, but the damage had been done.

"She expected me to put a lot of variation in my game, so I had to find another game plan in order to get the upper hand", Bacsinszky said after the match.

"It was just a matter of adaptation. And when I managed to change my game plan, my tactics, my game intentions, things went differently. So I got the upper hand slowly but surely until the start of the second set".

Bacsinszky will now take on Pauline Parmentier in the third round.

The deft touch and backspin on this match point winner from Kristina Mladenovic is standing ovation worthy.

Some great high seeded match-up's on offer later in the day, as Australia's Samantha Stosur (21) clashes with Luic Safarova (11), which is followed by Nick Kyrgios (17) going head to head with Richard Gasquet (9). Action then wraps up with Jeremy Chardy (30) on home soil looking for an upset against Stan Wawrinka (3).

Action kicks off with Simona Halep (6) takes on Naomi Osaka of Japan and Ivo Karlovic (27) will be looking to dismantle a vulnerable Andy Murray (2). Barbora Strycova (30) is up against Agnieska Radwanska (2), while the late match has Gilles Simon (16) in what should be a tough battle against Viktor Troicki (22).