Jasmine Paolini - Cori Gauff

Central setting for tomorrow. Noskova mainly relies on her strength, she is not a clay court player, and at Roland Garros she has reached the second stage the furthest, even though she should rank much higher. She serves a good amount of aces, but also has a fair share of double faults. Her movement is not comfortable, and her game technique on clay is weak. She takes a lot of risks with her serve, trying to create opportunities for herself to break and relying on her serve, but it doesn't always work. On the other hand, Svitolina, who is skilled at finishing points, has reached the quarterfinals at Roland Garros before and has had a strong start to this season. Her game technique is better. Plus, with motivation and having already beaten Noskova twice on hard court, and with Noskova withdrawing from the Australian Open due to injury, the match should be very motivating for Svitolina, who has more experience.

Central setting for tomorrow. Noskova relies mainly on strength, she is not a clay court player, and at the Roland Garros major tournaments she has reached the second round furthest, even though according to rankings she should go much further. She serves a fair amount of aces, but also quite a few double faults. Her game on clay is not very sharp, and she takes a lot of risks with her serves, often giving her opponents break opportunities and relying on her serves, although it doesn't always work out.

On the other side, Svitolina, who knows how to play final points, has reached the quarter-finals of Roland Garros tournaments multiple times, and has had a great start to the season. She has a better game technique and, with motivation, has won over Noskova twice on hard courts, plus one match she withdrew from at the Australian Open due to an injury. So, the match should be highly motivated for the experienced Svitolina.