Round Two of the 2025 French Open gets underway today as the tournament begins to heat up.
On the men's side, favourite Carlos Alcaraz (evens with Paddy Power) continues the defence of his title with a clash against Fabian Marozsan. The Hungarian might be a rank outsider to defeat the World No.2, but holds a victory over the Spaniard at the Rome Masters in 2023.
Elsewhere, two-time finalist Casper Ruud is in action, as well as Lorenzo Musetti and American duo Tommy Paul and Frances Tiafoe.
Women's World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka was hugely impressive in the opening round, and continues her quest for a maiden Roland Garros title against Jill Teichman. The Belarussian is favourite to win the competition (11/4 with Paddy Power).
Her greatest challenge is almost certain to come from Iga Swiatek, who is looking for her fourth consecutive French Open, and a fifth in six years. The 23-year-old faces off against Britian's Emma Raducuna in arguably the standout match of Day Four.
Here we round up the best tips and predictions, as well as the best free bets and bonus offers from leading bookmakers to make things even more exciting.
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French Open betting today: Top tips, predictions, odds and favourites for Wednesday
Here's our pick of the best bets on Day Four of the French Open. Odds are correct at time of publish with the firms listed, but subject to change.
- Alcaraz to beat Marozsan in four sets — (11/4, Paddy Power)
- Ruud to win in straight sets vs. Borges — (19/20, Spreadex)
- Sabalenka to beat Teichmann in straight sets — (1/12, betway)
- Swiatek to beat Raducanu in straight sets — (3/10 Paddy Power)
Alcaraz comes into the second round in stunning form, having won in straight sets in round one, and he also won both the Monte Carlo and Rome masters prior to landing in Paris. We think he will prevail relatively comfortably here, but don't be surprised if Marozsan makes him work for it.
Ruud also won his opening round in straight sets, and we're backing him to do so again today against Portugal's Nuno Borges. Clay is his best surface, as shown by those final appearances in 2022 and 2023, and his recent win at the Madrid Open. He could go far again this year.
Sabalenka dropped just one game in her dominant opening-round victory, and it's hard to see Teichmann slowing her down too much as she continues to move through the gears.
Raducanu's opening round win was just her third match ever at the French Open, and despite her talent, she faces an almighty task against the current Queen of Clay, Swiatek.
French Open schedule today, full list of matches on Wednesday
There will be matches throughout the day as round two kicks off, with the morning session starting at 10am BST and the night session starting at some point after 7:15pm BST.
The full schedule for today can be found here, and the latest results from the tournament so far are here.
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