Live | Roland-Garros 2025: Arthur Rinderknech Battle against Jannik Sinner, Richard Gasquet and Arthur Son qualified, Caroline Garcia eliminated
Welcome to this direct dedicated to the 2025 edition of the Roland-Garros tennis tournament. Who will succeed Iga Swiatek and Carlos Alcaraz at the Parisian Grand Chelem list? Over the games, and at the calm rhythm of a fifth set – therefore less frantically than during our usual sports lives -, we are telling you about the essentials of “Roland” here.
The headliners of the day
Gargantuan menu for this second day. IGA Swiatek, triple title holder, will take its marks on the central court against the Slovak Rebecca Sramkova for its entry on the track. Paula Badosa (seeded number 10) will find on her way, in the first round, the Japanese Naomi Osaka, former world number 1 and now 49e WTA. As for the evening session, she will oppose the world number 1, Jannik Sinner, back from suspension, to French Arthur Rinderknech. You will also have to keep the eye on the entrance to Carlos Alcaraz, Taylor Fritz, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Madison Keys – victorious at the Australian Open – or Elena Rybakina.
The French corner
Several tricolors will tread the shorts. In total, they will be 22 – women and men combined – to aim for a qualification in the second round. A certainty: French people will appear there since some “Frenchies” inherited a compatriot in the draw in the first round, like Richard Gasquet against Térence Atmane, Corentin Moutet against Clément Tabur, or Hugo Gaston against Ugo Blanchet. Arthur son (seeded number 14) will challenge Chilean Nicolas Jarry and Ugo Humbert the Australian Christopher O’Connell.
For her latest Roland-Garros, Caroline Garcia will launch hostilities on the Court Suzanne-Lenglen against Bernarda Pera (number 83 WTA).
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On which channel? France 2, France 3, France 4 and on the digital platform France.tv. And on the video bonus for the night session.
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