The Russia-Ukraine war looms over the French OpenThe latter stages of the women’s tournament have seen superb runs from a number of Russian and Ukrainian players, throwing the spotlight further on one of tennis’ most critical flashpoints – and the sport’s inability to reckon with itFlo Clifford 4 June 2026 12:05French Open: Today's Order of Play Mixed doubles final Errani and Vavassori (1) vs Dabrowski and King Women’s singles semi-final From 3pm Kostyuk (15) v Andreeva Followed by Shnaider (25) v Chwalinka (Q)Jamie Braidwood4 June 2026 12:01Good afternoon and welcomeWhat else will this extraordinary French Open deliver? For the first time since 1977, both men’s and women’s draw feature no former grand slam champions in the semi-final line-ups. A first-time winner will be crowned in Paris on Saturday and Sunday. Today, we will find out which two players will compete in Saturday’s women’s final. First, there will be a repeat of the Madrid final as eighth seed Mirra Andreeva faces the 15th seed Marta Kostyuk. Two in-form players. Then, it’s the battle of the left-handers as the 25th seed Diana Shanaider plays the qualifier Maja Chwalinska. No one had either player in their semi-final line-up, but who can take the next step on a huge day of opportunity? Jamie Braidwood4 June 2026 12:00