French Open: Dominic Thiem will play later on Monday
The schedule for Monday is out - and Dominic Thiem will probably only have to get there in the early evening.
by Florian Goosmann
last edit: May 26, 2019, 03:31 pm
The game between Thiem and Tommy Paul is scheduled as the fourth match on the Suzanne Lenglen court, after two women's and one men's game, namely that between Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Peter Gojowczyk .
Caroline Wozniacki is allowed to start on the Chatrier from 11 a.m., followed by Rafael Nadal (against Yannick Hanfmann ), Novak Djokovic (against Hubert Hurkacz) and Serena Williams (against Vitalia Diatchenko).
On Court Suzanne Mathieu, Mischa Zverev plays the second match after 11 a.m. against Richard Gasquet, then Stan Wawrinka , the 2015 winner, against Jozef Kovalik.
Also in use
Julia Görges (11 a.m., Court 1, against Kaia Kanepi)
Antonia Lottner (11 a.m., Court 7, against Johanna Konta),
Jan-Lennard Struff (4th game after 11 a.m., Court 7, against Denis Shapovalov)
Yannick Maden (2nd game after 11 a.m., Court 4, against Kimmer Coppejans)
Tatjana Maria (3rd match after 11 a.m., Court 9, against Danielle Collins)
Andrea Petkovic (4th match after 11 a.m., Court 9, against Alison Riske)
Rudi Molleker (4th match after 11 a.m., Court 13, against Alexander Bublik)
Alexander Zverev will only play on Tuesday.
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Eurosport and Eurosport 2 will be broadcast live on TV from 11 a.m., and there is also a French Open live stream in Eurosport Player . With us you are there live via Matchtracker! All Dominic Thiem games will also be shown live on ORF . The station also offers a livestream to the French Open in Paris. ORF will also broadcast the semi-finals and the final.