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in the women's draw, the quarter finals are complete. aryna sabalenka continued her sparkling form at roland garros. and it was a comfortable win for second seed — she eased past emma navarro in straight sets, 6—2, 6—3 and will play 17—year—old mirra andreeva in the quarter—finals. on match day, i'm really focused. ifeel all the pressure, to be honest, and i'm dealing with that, but on a day off, i am able to completely switch off and forget about tennis, but on a day off, i am able and go out, have fun, doing something for my mental health, to be stronger, ready for the next round, so it's all about how you are able to manage the energy. fourth seed elena rybakina is through, matching her best result at roland garros. she beat fifteenth seed and wimbledon semi—finalist elina svitolina in straight sets 6—4, 6—3 and will play italianjasmin paolini next, after she beat russian elina avenesyan
tanya 0xtoby�*s side were thrashed 4—0 in the reverse fixture on friday night but are second in the group. to the french open, where for a second successive round novak djokovic produced a stunning fight back to remain on course to successfully defend his title. the defending champion was in trouble against francisco cerundolo as the argentine led the match two sets to one. but despite suffering with a knee problem djokovic somehow found a way to get back into it, and then win the match by winning the next two sets and book his place in the quarterfinals. in the women's draw, watch out for 17—year—old mirra andreeva. she's into herfirst major quarter final after a straight sets win against home favourite varvara gracheva. next up for andreeva, the second seed aryna sabalenka.
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title for djokovic and he becomes world number one for the first time on monday. world number one for the first time on monday-— on monday. slippery quartz, scheduling. _ on monday. slippery quartz, scheduling, there _ on monday. slippery quartz, scheduling, there have - on monday. slippery quartz, j scheduling, there have been on monday. slippery quartz, l scheduling, there have been a on monday. slippery quartz, _ scheduling, there have been a number of problems that the french open organisers have had to face. this probably the biggest one of them, partly because they seem to be linked, all three of them. the sli -e linked, all three of them. the slippery quartz _ linked, all three of them. the slippery quartz or— linked, all three of them. tue: slippery quartz or something linked, all three of them. he slippery quartz or something that novak djokovic made very, very clear, his disgust for during the match during his second consecutive five set match. he felt that the court had ruined his lead yesterday. he wanted them to sweep the court more regularly every four games instead of at the end of the sets, which is the convention. i think he's also got good reason to be unhappy about the scheduling because an extra match was added to the programme on saturday to catch up with the rain the problem has caused ljy with the rain the problem has caused
who is through to the semis after beating two—time wimbledon runner up ons jabeur this morning. gauff came back from a set down to go through two sets to one. later on, in the men's singles, number two seed jannik sinner will take on grigor dimitrov. and that'll be followed by the third seed, carlos alcaraz, facing stefano tsitsipas for a place in the semi finals. that one you can listen to on 5 live and bbc sounds from 7:20 tonight. you can stay across all those games. also the build—up to the men's euros which start in ten days today. selection dilemmas for the squads. goodbye for now. let's go to our health correspondent sharon barbour. sharon, what impact is this
knee yesterday he wanted them to sweep the courts more regularly, every four games instead of at the end of the set which is the convention. i think also good reasons to unhappy about the scheduling because the extra match was added to the programme on saturday to catch up with the rain delays for the match went five set and didn't finish till seven minutes past three in the morning. there had been scheduling mistakes, no question about it. alljabbar is very happy with the fact that the women are always scheduled first on but it's not the same atmosphere in the stadium and the men get all the match with the teatime match with the a popular time for television viewers in spectators. for the second year in a row, carlos alcaraz is into the semi—finals of the french open after beating stefanos tsitsipas in straight sets. the reigning wimbledon champion has now won all six of his career meetings against tsitsipas.
performance on the clay courts of paris. the wimbledon champion eased past the 21st seed, felix auger aliassime, winning in straight sets injust over two hours. alcaraz will play stefanos tsitsipas in the quarter finals, after the greek ninth seed beat matteo arnaldi in four sets. he didn't beat me, yeah. so the matches that we've played — i won all of them. so that's what i wanted to mean when i said that they have the key against him. i know when stefanos is playing great, but i know technically what i have to do in the match. jannik sinner survived a scare to book his place in the quarterfinals. he lost the opening set against home favourite corentin moutet — but the second seed fought back to win in four, and will play grigor dimitrov next — who's reached the last
so i'm happy with the way i was disciplined, and ijust stuck to my tactics for the whole match. for a second successive year, ons jabeur is into the quarterfinals. she beat denmark's clara tauson in straight sets, 6—4, 6—4 — and will now play the us open champion coco gauff, after she eased past italy's elisabetta cocciaretto, dropping just three games in a straight sets win. carlos alcaraz has moved a step closer to a possible first title at roland garros, after another impressive performance on the clay courts of paris. the wimbledon champion eased past the 21st seed, felix auger aliassime, winning in straight sets injust over two hours. alcaraz will play stefanos tsitsipas in the quarter finals, after the greek ninth seed beat matteo arnaldi in four sets. he didn't beat me, yeah. so the matches that we've played — i won all of them.
on course for a third successive success at roland garros, after an emphatic fourth round victory over anastasia potapova. swiatek took just a0 minutes to win, dropping only ten points in the match — in a 6—love, 6—love victory. swiatek will play the current wimbledon champion, marketa vondrousova, next. i was playing great in a really solid, efficient way. i didn't lose any points that i didn't need to, so i'm happy with the way i was disciplined, and ijust stuck to my tactics for the whole match. for a second successive year, ons jabeur is into the quarterfinals. she beat denmark's clara tauson in straight sets, 6—4, 6—4 — and will now play the us open champion coco gauff, after she eased past italy's elisabetta cocciaretto, dropping just three games in a straight sets win. carlos alcaraz has moved a step closer to a possible first title at roland garros, after another impressive
so that's what i wanted to mean when i said that they have the key against him. i know when stefanos is playing great, but i know tactically what i have to do in the match. jannik sinner survived a scare to book his place in the quarterfinals. he lost the opening set against home favourite corentin moutet — but the second seed fought back to win in four sets, and will play grigor dimitrov next — who's reached the last eight for the first time in his career at the age of 33. well, it has been a busy day of action with no rain finally, and the tournament climax getting nearer. earlier, we spoke to our tennis correspondent who says it'll take something special to stop alcaraz and swiatek in both draws. i think he mightjust be my man to beat. jannik sinner would be the other obvious one, and, despite the late finish we saw