<p>The Russian eighth seed needed just under an hour on Court Philippe Chatrier to reach the last four at Roland Garros for the second time in three years.</p><p>The crushing win brought to an end a fairytale run for 36-year-old Cirstea, who will retire at the end of the season. The in-form Romanian reached the quarter-finals in Paris for the first time since 2009.</p><p><strong>"I knew that this match wouldn't be easy and I'd have to put 200% of my focus to win,"</strong> Andreeva said.</p><p><strong>"I'm super happy I was able to do it and tried to play aggressive throughout the whole match."</strong></p><p>Andreeva will next face the winner of the all-Ukrainian last-eight match-up between Elina Svitolina and Marta Kostyuk.</p>