It was a gutting blow for Tsurenko, who had not dropped a set all tournament. She needed a medical time out and to have her blood pressure taken. The Ukranian had been the oldest player remaining in the women’s singles draw at 34, but struggled in pain throughout the match. Iga Swiatek won by default, leading 5-1 when her opponent Lesia Tsurenko was unable to continue. Their rivalry is a one-sided 6-0 to the Pole, with Gauff yet to win a set, but the teenager said: “Honestly, since last year I have been wanting to play her, especially at this tournament. Gauff reached her first grand slam singles final here last year and was handed a heavy beating by Swiatek, who claimed her second Roland Garros title. RESULT! Ons Jabeur advances to French Open quarter-finals for the first timeįrench Open doubles pair disqualified for hitting ball girl on headĬoco Gauff hopes for an improved showing against Iga Swiatek at French OpenĬoco Gauff is gunning for revenge against Iga Swiatek when they clash in the quarter-finals of the French Open. RESULT! Casper Ruud battles past Nicolas Jarry 7-6, 7-5, 7-5

RESULT! Coco Gauff beats Anna Karolina Schmiedlova to reach the quarter-finals RESULT! Holger Rune survives five-set thriller against Francisco Cerundolo WALKOVER! Iga Swiatek returns to French Open quarter-finals as Lesia Tsurenko retires French Open latest scores and updatesįrench Open order of play as fourth round concludes Rune saved all of them, broke serve himself then failed to serve it out but put the disappointment behind him to clinch a 7-6 (3) 3-6 6-4 1-6 7-6 (7) victory after just short of four hours.įollow live scores and updates from the French Open as the fourth round continues. Argentinian Cerundolo battled back from two sets to one down to force a decider and then holding three break points at 4-3.

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