French Open Day 11 order of play: How to watch and live stream Novak Djokovic v Alexander Zverev, plus Jannik Sinner and Coco Gauff at Roland-Garros
ByOli Gent
Published 03/06/2025 at 20:38 GMT+1
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The 11th day of the French Open sees the clay major begin to reach its climax, with the quarter-finals continuing and dreams of securing Roland-Garros glory appearing ever closer. Wednesday's action will see three-time champion Novak Djokovic and world No. 1 Jannik Sinner take to the court, with women's second seed Coco Gauff also in action. You can watch it all on TNT Sports and discovery+.
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Novak Djokovic, Jannik Sinner, and Coco Gauff will each be vying for a spot in the 2025 French Open semi-finals as they take to Court Philippe-Chatrier on Wednesday.
Djokovic, the three-time champion at Roland-Garros, is hunting a 25th Grand Slam title in Paris, and he arrives in the last eight in strong form, having not dropped a set in his first four matches.
Top seed Jannik Sinner has also been frighteningly good, brushing aside 17th seed Andrey Rublev with ease in his last-16 tie as he eyes a maiden French Open crown.
Women's world No. 2 Gauff, the reigning doubles champion here, is looking to add just a second major title to her collection after the 2023 US Open, and the American is also yet to drop a set in Paris.
With every moment of action available to watch on TNT Sports and discovery+, here is a breakdown of Day 10's order of play.
How to watch and stream the 2025 French Open
You can watch all the action from the 2025 French Open live in the UK on TNT Sports and discovery+.
As well as all the live coverage from around Roland-Garros, there will be expert analysis from on-site and in the studio.
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When does Novak Djokovic play?
The Serb, seeded sixth this year, takes on Alexander Zverev, last year's defeated finalist, in a mouth-watering night session on Court Philippe-Chatrier.
Djokovic, who is without Andy Murray in his corner after the pair ended their coaching relationship prior to the French Open, earned a meeting with the third seed after he cruised past Britain's Cameron Norrie in the last 16 on Monday.
Djokovic is a three-time champion in Paris, and is on the hunt for a 25th major title that would extend his record of Grand Slam victories.
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When does Jannik Sinner play?
World No. 1 Sinner continues his return to Grand Slam action following the three-month suspension he served after the Australian Open.
The Italian tested positive for clostebol, a banned substance, back in March 2024. He served his ban until last month, when he returned at his home tournament, the Italian Open in Rome.
He was beaten in the final by Carlos Alcaraz there, but he has returned to winning ways very quickly in Paris, making light work of Rublev in the last round.
Sinner takes on Jack Draper's conqueror Alexander Bublik, who made history with his victory over the Briton by becoming the first Kazakh man to reach a Grand Slam quarter-final.
Sinner will be third on Court Philippe-Chatrier.
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When does Coco Gauff play?
Looking to add a first French Open title to her collection, Gauff will step onto court to face another in-form American, Madison Keys.
Keys, the Australian Open champion, survived a first-set scare against compatriot Sofia Kenin in the third round, but recovered and responded with a straight-sets victory over Hailey Baptiste in round four.
She also comfortably dispatched British No. 1 Katie Boulter in the second round.
Gauff, meanwhile, has not dropped a set in any of her four matches in Paris, and bagelled Ekateina Alexandrova, the 20th seed, in the fourth round.
The Americans open play on Court Philippe-Chatrier on Wednesday, to be followed by sixth seed Mirra Andreeva, the Russian teenager, who takes on home favourite and surprise package Lois Boisson, who stunned third seed Jessica Pegula in the last round.
French Open order of play, singles - Wednesday, June 4
Philippe-Chatrier (from 10:00 UK time)
Madison Keys v Coco Gauff
Lois Boisson v Mirra Andreeva
Jannik Sinner v Alexander Bublik
Novak Djokovic v Alexander Zverev
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