A semi-final in a Grand Slam is a great achievement for a female tennis player of a similar level. I believe that this match will not be decided in just two sets, as it would be strange to see one player win 2-0. Andreeva won 2-0 in Madrid, but the Italian had a set point and let slip a 5-2 lead in the first set. At this stage of a major tournament, I do not think she will crumble. Paolini is known as a fighter, and playing three sets is a regular occurrence for her. In this tournament, she has already played three matches in a row that went to three sets. Mirra also has the potential to win a set, as she plays well in rallies and recently beat Paolini in Madrid, as I mentioned before. Neither player has a strong serve, so I am expecting many breaks, and in women's tennis, the one who loses the first set is likely to break even more frequently in the second set.
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