She’s still fighting out there despite being a set and a break down. Trevisan wins the battle of the drop shots and fist pumps the air. She strikes again and is just one game away from the French Open final! Trevisan* 3-6, 1-4 Gauff Gauff smashes down a backhand winner but Trevisan puts the next one into the net to set up a break point for the American. She wins the nexxt point to and sets up three match points. Top quality from Coco Gauff! A looping, bouncing rally ends with a cheeky drop shot winner by the teenage American. Too many mistakes from the Italian and a composed, professional performance from Gauff sets up a thrilling finale between Iga Swiatek and the teenager. There it is! Coco Gauff reaches the French Open final with a straight set victory over Martina Trevisan! Gauff will play World No 1 Swiatek after she defeats Kasatkina 6-2, 6-1Ĭoco Gauff claims high school graduation harder than French Open run Gauff beats Trevisan 6-3, 6-1 to reach her first French Open final As long as you love yourself, it doesn’t matter what anyone else thinks.” Follow all the action, scores and results from Roland Garros. That’s a message for all the young players out there that your results, your job or how much money you make doesn’t define you as a person. No matter how good or bad my career is, I think I’m a great person. The American has shown a positive mindset during her run this week, stating: “Enjoy life. But the American must overcome Italian Martina Trevisan to set up a final between two of the best young stars in the sport. There is also the exciting prospect of a first-ever final for Coco Gauff, the 18-year-old has shone this week to break through since her meteoric rise in 2019. Standing in her way from a second final for the 21-year-old is Daria Kasatkina. The Pole has now extended her winning streak to 33 matches during the last week in Paris. But now it’s time to watch the most dominant player in the entire sport: Iga Swiatek. The tennis world is still recovering from the epic late-night contest between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic on Tuesday, while Marin Cilic dumped Andrey Rublev out in a five-set thriller, before Casper Ruud emerged victorious against Holger Rune to complete the final four in the men’s singles. Follow all the action from Day 12 at the French Open as the women’s semi-finals take place at Roland Garros.

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