Dominic Thiem vs. Diego Schwartzmann now on the live ticker

At the French Open, Dominic Thiem fights for a place in the semi-finals. Here you can follow the Roland Garros quarterfinals against Diego Schwartzmann on the live ticker.

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French Open, quarterfinals: Dominic Thiem vs. Diego Schwartzmann today on the live ticker – 6: 7 (1: 7)

6: 7: Schwartzman seizes the first opportunity, enters the play when the opponent serves, exerts pressure and plays his crossed and unreachable backhand.

6: 6: Thiem scores at least one point in this tie-break. Now the forehand is sitting again. 1: 5 from their point of view – the sides are switched. When a forehand return from Thiem gets stuck in the hurdle shortly after, Schwartzman has five set balls.

6: 6: Schwartzman shows himself again at the net, sinks the ball from the forehand and puts it at 5: 0, and now he is allowed to serve twice.

6: 6: After another frame hit by Lower Austria, Schwartzman moves away to 3-0. Now Thiem is serving, and now something has to happen. But the 27-year-old repeatedly acts too frenzied and the next forehand misses.

6: 6: Thiem misses the forehand pass over the net against attacker Schwartzman and serves. Then it is the Argentine’s turn, he reappears on the network and puts an end with great feeling.

6: 6: Again Schwartzman makes four straight points, always benefiting from the opponent’s error. Then we experience a tiebreaker.

6: 5: As before, Thiem can’t do anything with 0:30. First a forehand becomes too long, then the return is unsuccessful. Then a forehand is twisted into the mesh.

6: 5: Schwartzman constantly runs around the backhand, always playing the forehand from the inside out, until he gets stuck on the edge of the net. 0:30!

6: 5: Again Schwartzman has to serve before the loss of the set. Thiem stops and then pushes his right down for a long time. 0:15!

6: 5: This time, Lichtenwörther took their second chance, served outside, played their forehand from the inside out and then the other way. Schwartzman doesn’t know what to do with this ball. 6: 5 – Thiem certainly has the tie-break.

5: 5: Now Thiem reappears, plays a flawless backhand down the line. And when a little later an opponent’s net attack misses, Schwartzman hits the forehand volley into the net, three game balls are ready for Thiem.

5: 5: Schwartzman has the courage, attacks smartly and has no problems with the high forehand volley. A cue ball is ready for him. And then a backhand from Thiem gains ground contact too late, the game going to 5: 5 for the South American.

5: 4: Then the Argentine made the first double error of this match. 0:30! Afterwards, Schwartzman is lucky that Thiem hits the ball with the frame on the right return.

5: 4: Consequently, Schwartzman now has pressure and has to serve in the face of the loss of the set. The 28-year-old is determined to tackle this. But a setback is too long for him.

5: 4: Then Thiem puts the matter on his side. Finally, Lower Austria unpacks a famous forehand. Schwartzman can only look behind this cross-play rocket. Thiem goes 5: 4.

4: 4: Then Thiem throws a forehand longline to the net unnecessarily and also awards the ball from the third game. And when a forehand gets too long for him, the next point disappears. Breakball Schwartzman!

4: 4: Every rally seems close. Both players do not give anything. This is intense and can take a long time. Thiem quickly puts his foot on the gas, lands an unreachable inside-in forehand and arranges three play balls. Then, however, the engine stutters, errors appear between Lichtenwörther.

4: 4: Schwartzman takes the head of the circuit, thanks to a lot of initiative, scores four points in a row and maintains his service.

4: 3: Thiem misses the first opportunity because a cross backhand comes out sideways. Schwartzman defends himself from the second breakball with a forehand, which Thiem crosses with his left foot. Debut!

4: 3: Soon after, Schwartzman loses his patience, searches his way to the net unprepared, and runs into the opponent’s backhand. Two break balls again!

4: 3: After the three-to-zero service games, the people serving suddenly find it very difficult. From defense, Thiem plays a right cross and makes the point. 3:30 pm!

4: 3: Thiem tries to stop again, this time with the backhand. This is too short. So the Lower Austria, seeded 3, returns to give the opportunity immediately. All back online!

4: 2: Schwartzman quickly copes with this setback. Thiem plays the right stop. The Argentine walks quite fast and now counterattacks successfully. The 28-year-old immediately arranged two recess opportunities.

Dominic Thiem breaks Diego Schwartmann in the sixth game

4: 2: On the first break ball, Thiem wants too much, he pulls inside out on the right. And the second chance? Thiem plays a backhand stop. Schwartzman executes it, reacts with a counterattack. Thiem briefly pushes the felt ball through the net. Then there are the discussions. Is that outside or not? The chair umpire and the Argentine look at the track. Opinions are divided. Louise Azemar Engzell prevails, that’s the break! Schwartzman can’t believe it.

3: 2: Schwartzman tries to serve and volley, and runs to the backhand return, the longline passing him. Two break balls for Thiem!

3: 2: Now Schwartzman is also giving up a point on his own serve, he has no chance against the opponent’s inside-in forehand. After that, Thiem is too short in the rally. Schwartzman immediately bites down, presses the forehand, and leads the opponent into error.

3: 2: It will be a test of patience. One long rally follows the next. And now Schwartzman is wrong again, this time with the forehand. A little later, the Argentine does not get a backhand return, leading Thiem to 3-2.

2: 2: Subsequently, Thiem wins a long play for the first time because a backhand stop by the Argentine does not go over the net.

2: 2: For the first time since the first game, the server gives up a point again. Thiem got stuck with a backhand longline in the obstacle. And that is exactly what is repeated in the longest rally to date. 3:30 pm!

2: 2: Soon after, Schwartzman lands a forehand pass down the line against the attacking opponent. So this game also quickly reaches zero.

twenty-one: Schwartzman appears on the net, plays a point with his backhand. Thiem runs, but does not carry the felt ball over the net.

twenty-one: Then there is a short rally in which Thiem dominates, puts too much pressure with the right and now also keeps his serve at zero.

eleven: Thiem serves really well. Even without an ace, Schwartzman still doesn’t know the answer. So the Lichtenwörther is also successful with the serve and the volley.

eleven: Thiem also tries it with stops. But that still doesn’t fit. Schwartzmann runs effortlessly, pushes the forehand down the line and easily takes his service game to zero.

1: 0: Now Schwartzman begins with the parries, with the perfectly adjusted forehand. In this sense, Thiem must have been plagued with nightmares for the last time, after the game against Gaston, where he practiced it about 50 times.

1: 0: Shortly after, a backhand longline of the world’s number three comes out. Breakball for Schwartzmann! In this situation, Thiem wins an ace, and another, and another. Four pieces in this game, three in a row at the end – this is how Lower Austria puts the game on its side.

0: 0: So two game balls are ready for Thiem. A long rally takes place. Suddenly, Schwartzman takes the initiative and leads the opponent to the forehand error. The Argentine also knows how to please from defense, playing the forehand briefly across the board. Thiem searches for this ball to no avail. Debut!

0: 0: Thiem shoots sharply here. Now the backhand sits accurately. Schwartzman still doesn’t see a ball.

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And we go with the quarterfinals between Thiem and Schwartzmann. Dominic Thiem has just started the match, he has to pass the second serve and therefore makes an ace.