Day of the women’s semi-final at Roland-Garros, but also of the mixed doubles final with the Frenchman Edouard Roger-Vasselin.
The essential
- Time for the semi-finals of the women’s draw this Thursday, June 6 with the defending champion Iga Swiatek who faces the American Coco Gauff and the Italian Paolini who will play against the young Russian Andreeva in a second surprise semi-final. Before that, we will follow the mixed doubles final with Frenchman Edouard Roger-Vasselin who is aiming for the title.
- For the men, the two semi-finals will oppose Alexander Zverev to Casper Ruud and especially Carlos Alcaraz to Jannik Sinner in a duel of titans.
- Follow the progress of the scores and the results live.
Live
12:38 – Another shutout for Krawczyk – Skupski
The American English pair once again won their faceoff very easily, 4-3, service to follow for Siegemund.
12:35 – Two more break points erased
After the three balls of the previous game, the Roger-Vasselin – Siegemund pair again saved two break points before winning their service game, 4-2.
12:30 – Shutoff Krawczyk – Skupski
The Krawczyk – Skupski pair calmly wins their service game to immediately put the pressure back on. 3-2.
12:28 – 3-1
It was hot, but the Franco-German pair kept their lead despite several opportunities ahead.
12:22 – Game Krawczyk – Skupski
First game of the match for the Krawczyk – Skupski pair who were still (once again) hooked.
12:16 – Break confirmed, 2-0
On a perfectly controlled Roger-Vasselin serve, the pair confirm their break in advance
12:13 – Break for Roger-Vasselin / Siegemund
Good first game from the pair who achieve the break at the start of this final on this cross forehand from the French
12:11 – Roger-Vasselin and Siegemund are favorites
The Franco-German pair are favorites in this mixed doubles. Seeded number 2, they face the American D. Krawczyk and the British Skupski.
12:10 – Here we go!
The mixed doubles final begins on the Suzanne-Lenglen court, which is particularly full for the occasion.
11:59 – The mixed doubles final will begin
On the Suzanne-Lenglen court, Edouard Roger-Vasselin will soon start the mixed doubles final, perhaps a French coronation this Thursday!
11:53 – Italian tennis at the top
Italian tennis has been celebrating since the start of this Roland-Garros. In addition to qualifying for the semi-finals of Jannik Sinner and the world number one position assured at the end of the tournament. We can note the great performances of Matteo Arnaldi and Lorenzo Musetti. Among the ladies, Jasmine Paolini reached the final four of a grand slam at the age of 28 for the first time in her career and had an exceptional season.
11:45 – Andreeva, the new tennis talent
At just 17 years old, Mirra Andreeva is the youngest player since Martina Hingis to reach the semi-finals of a grand slam tournament. She will face Jasmine Paolini for a place in the final this afternoon from 5 p.m.
11:30 – Coco Gauf facing the Swiatek montage
World number three, Coco Gauff is perhaps one of the only players who can pose a problem for Iga Swiatek. However, the Pole displays “Nadalesque” statistics at Roland-Garros: 28 victories for only two defeats. Enough to put pressure on the shoulders of the American, who has only beaten Swiatek once in 11 confrontations.
11:25 – Swiatek seems untouchable
Among the ladies, Iga Swiatek seems to be evolving on another planet. Since her very close second round against Naomi Osaka, the Pole literally walks on her opponents, and has only left eight games in three matches: 6/4 6/2 against Bouzkova, 6/0 6/0 against Potapova and 6 /0 6/2 against world sixth Marketa Vondrousova.
11:15 – The latest French victories in mixed doubles.
The last victory of a French woman in mixed doubles at Roland-Garros dates back to the 2007 edition, with Nathalie Dechy. To see a Frenchman win this event, we have to go back to the 2005 edition, with the victory of Fabrice Santoro with the Russian Daniela Hantuchova. In 2004, two French people had already won the Marcel Bernard Cup: Tatiana Golovin and Richard Gasquet.
The overloaded calendar does not change the dates of Roland-Garros which takes place from May 20, 2024 with the start of qualifying to Sunday June 9, 2024, the day of the men’s final.
If the ticketing system remains as in previous years, tickets will now be 100% dematerialized. There will be three phases. The first tickets will be sold to club presidents and then to licensees of the French Tennis Federation, before the ticket office opens to the general public on Wednesday March 13 at 10 a.m. You need to pay at least €39 for access to the side courts during the main tournament, and €50 minimum to have a place in the stands of the Philippe Chatrier court. Resales of places are also planned in the run-up to the tournament and during the fortnight.
The overall allocation for Roland-Garros 2024 was revealed on April 25, 2024. In 2024 the overall allocation is up 7.8% compared to last year, and amounts to 53.478 million euros according to the press release. of Roland Garros.
Roland Garros broadcasters in 2024, France TV and Amazon Prime (subscribe to Amazon Prime Video) have renewed their contract until 2027. France Télévisions will broadcast all of the day’s matches whileAmazon Prime will broadcast the 11 night sessions from the first Sunday to the last Wednesday of the tournament. Unlike last year, Amazon Prime will no longer have the exclusivity of matches on Simonne Matthieu. The two media outlets reached an agreement. They will co-broadcast the semi-finals of the women’s and men’s singles, women’s and men’s doubles and the mixed doubles final.