French Open 2025: Your Courtside Companion

The 2025 French Open is underway, and we’ve got you covered with the latest news, live scores, results, rankings, and schedules. Stay up-to-date with all the action from Roland Garros right here.

Live Scores and Results

For real-time updates, check out these resources:

• BBC Sport: Offers live scores and schedules for the French Open.
• Flashscore.com: Provides tennis live scores from over 5000 competitions, including the French Open, with detailed match statistics.
• Livesport.com: Follow ATP French Open 2025 for live scores, final results, fixtures, and draws!

Key Matches Today – May 26, 2025

Here’s a snapshot of some of today’s matches:

• Iga Swiatek vs. Rebecca Sramkova: Scheduled for 11:00 AM.
• Naomi Osaka vs. Paula Badosa: Estimated at 12:30 PM.
• Richard Gasquet vs. Terence Atmane: Estimated at 2:00 PM.
• Jannik Sinner vs. Arthur Rinderknech: Estimated at 7:15 PM.
• Carlos Alcaraz vs. Giulio Zeppieri: Estimated at 11:30 AM.

News and Updates

Nadal’s Farewell

Rafael Nadal, a 14-time French Open champion, is being honored at Roland Garros. The “Big Four” (Nadal, Federer, Djokovic, and Murray) are reuniting in a special farewell ceremony.

Other Headlines

• Raducanu’s French Open: Emma Raducanu is participating in the French Open, managing a back injury and needle phobia.
• Swiatek’s Form: Questions arise about Iga Swiatek’s form, with discussions on how she can return to her best.
• Djokovic’s Milestone: Novak Djokovic has achieved his 100th singles title.

Rankings

Keep an eye on the ATP and WTA rankings as the French Open progresses. These rankings will be significantly impacted by the tournament’s results.

Schedule

Key Dates

• 1/32 Finals: May 28-29
• 1/16 Finals: May 30-31
• 1/8 Finals: June 1-2
• Quarter-Finals: June 3-4
• Semi-Finals: June 6
• Final: June 8

Players to Watch

• Jannik Sinner (Italy): Seeded #1
• Carlos Alcaraz (Spain): Seeded #2
• Iga Swiatek (Poland): A favorite in the women’s singles.
• Novak Djokovic (Serbia): Always a contender in major tournaments.

Additional Information

No Electronic Line Calling

The French Open remains one of the few major tournaments without electronic line calling.

How to Follow

Stay tuned to BBC Sport, Flashscore, and other major sports outlets for live coverage, highlights, and analysis throughout the tournament.