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… from Swiatek. Very nice. And you played great!

Kenin defends again, but a forehand blow ends the final in favor of Iga Swiatek.

Swiatek also dominates as a setback. There is still a game to go.

… a break. But from Kenin’s point of view, now is the time to start worrying.

Very clean stop after a long Iga rally to put it 15-0. This is followed by a backhand winner and an ace.

Kenin came out of the booth very elated. But Iga is still ready. And he has two break balls again. The first is seated.

… meanwhile some surcharges. So far it has worked well, but not outstanding yet.

… Outside. Medical waiting time. What does Naomi Osaka think about it? Y: who are you crossing your fingers for?

I hate watching tennis when I’m supporting someone. Why do my muscles tense up like I’m about to hit the ball? More importantly, why are yyyyyyyy my palms so sweaty? pic.twitter.com/0zDbaKrd5o

– NaomiOsaka Naomi Osaka (@naomiosaka) October 10, 2020

… he is the successor to Ashleigh Barty, who won the 2019 Roland Garros final against Marketa Vondrousova.

Kenin on the verge of tears after the error at 30:15. Which shouldn’t fool us. She is completely in the party. But now again.

With the double fault, Kenin offers two chances for a rebreak. She does not defend herself from the first sadly. Iga gets the second with the long backhand shot.

Swiatek a bit erratic, Kenin landed a break ball. And use it. Kenin’s first tour.

Swiatek got off to a fast start, then Kenin was better in the match. But he should have won the seventh game. This is how Swiatek reached the goal. And it just took a break.

The longer the rallies, the greater Kenin’s chances. Especially in backhand duels. However, a right error brings the 15:30. And the next two set balls. Iga is about to do the first.

… the possibility that Swiatek will not close the sentence. Kenin when it is particularly important.

One-two shots to 15: 0. Praise to the end, 15 all. Double fault, 3:30 pm Long right shot for 30 both. Kenin backhand error, set point. Iga reverse but also on the net. Offensive Kenin to break the ball. And with a magical return to rest.

A couple of mistakes from both, a good forehand from Swiatek brings the next break ball. Kenin on the net.

Sonya’s mistake at age 30 could be classified as “arrogant.” The one who will debut is more likely to be forced. Swiatek kept running with a backhand volley. Double fault for breakball. Senstationeller points to debut.

… because of course he feels like Sonya missed a chance or two in the last game. And it also showed a first little negative reaction.

For the first time it is about debuting. Kenin asks Ms Engzell once, Swiatek’s advantage. Kenin then gladly accepts the broken return. Go with the stop to the next break ball.

Two return errors from Iga at the beginning. Strong serve from 40:15 to the outside. Kenin acknowledges the EQ with a loud “Come on.”

In the second serve, Kenin is very far down the field, Swiatek takes the backhand. Two chances to break up again. Double fault.

Kenin is writing to you. Because it gets more offensive.

… no sign of Iga Swiatek. That is very remarkable.

Swiatek’s outside kick has been going really well so far. “To date” in the sense of “throughout the tournament”. At 40: 0 Kenin returned a good backhand.

Swiatek is more likely to massage Kenin’s back. However, it is not bad at all. Very offensive, as Iga puts it.

Iga serves from the shade, Sonya in full sun. To zero. Nerveless.

… Louise Azemar Engzell. With without Hawkeye. It only works in a limited way on ash. However, there is a system that digitally evaluates the balls correctly. Well. Music of the future.

… Sofia Kenin’s inner left thigh has grown more and more in recent days. Today is the final level.

A maximum of 1,000 spectators in the stands of the Philippe-Chatrier Court. The four counted by hand have come disguised as animals.

… the legendary court orator at Roland Garros has just escorted the two women onto the pitch. A look at the weather: the roof is open.

… has already done four sets, played three and a half hours more. But he has already won five titles.

… Swiatek didn’t make a set on the way to the final. And in no set did he lose more than four games. By the way, Iga soaked the house favorite with Simona Halep. And Simo didn’t even play bad.

… on the one hand, the Iga, would be the first title in history. For the other, Sonya (that’s what she likes to be called), already the second best of the year.

Anyone can tell. But we dare not make any announcements as to who will win the French Open women’s title at this point. We prefer to look at what Roland Garros officially offers us.

Today a new Roland-Garros Champion will be crowned.

Will Sofia Kenin or Iga Swiatek take the title home?#Roland Garrospic.twitter.com/LGdyJISBQz

– Roland-Garros (@rolandgarros) October 10, 2020