When the French open clouds were made two weeks ago, the possible women's match was that everyone was watching it.
Iga Swiaatek – the ruling hero known as “Queen of Clay” – against the first scientist Arena Sabalinka in the semi -finals.
The couple has taken control of the WTA tour over the past three years, which led to a specific competition for the era that resumes when they meet in the last four in Roland Garros on Thursday.
“This is Andrea Petkovic, who will analyze the match with the BBC Radio 5 radio:” It is the entire tournament game on the side of the woman. “
Swiatek's Swiaatek, fifth place, offers an offer for a fourth consecutive title while the SABALENKA competitor is to extract the crown for the first time.
They did not play each other in the Clay-Court Grand Slam championship and this will be the first time they have met competitively since the opening of Cincinnati last August.
Swiatek, 24, tops a standard face, with eight victories of 12 games, including five of six clay meetings.
But as questions that are still based on the 27 -year -old champion game continue, can you finish the record of its vast competitor?
