When is Coco Gauff’s next match at the French Open?

Coco Gauff is heading into the French Open with serious momentum and sky-high confidence. The prestigious tournament begins this Sunday, and Gauff looks more than ready to make a big splash.

The 20-year-old tennis star from the U.S. is no stranger to the courts of Roland Garros. In fact, she made it all the way to the final in 2022, and this season, she’s been in top form, reaching back-to-back finals at the Madrid Open and the Italian Open in Rome. Even though she didn’t win either of those tournaments, her strong performances helped her climb the rankings, pushing her up to World No. 2, matching her career-best position on the WTA leaderboard.

While Gauff already has a major title under her belt, she won the 2023 U.S. Open, she’s still chasing her first French Open trophy. But she’s been incredibly consistent at this particular Grand Slam. Over the past four years, she’s made it to the quarterfinals twice (2021 and 2023), the final in 2022, and just this year, she powered through to the semifinals.

However, there’s one player who’s been a major hurdle for Coco: Iga Swiatek. The Polish tennis ace has been practically unbeatable at the French Open in recent years and has knocked Gauff out of the tournament for the past three years straight. But there may be a twist in the tale this time. Just a few weeks ago, Gauff managed to beat Swiatek on clay for the very first time, in a thrilling semifinal match at the Madrid Open. That victory could be a major confidence booster going into Paris.

As the French Open kicks off, fans everywhere are keeping a close eye on Coco’s performance. Whether you’re a tennis expert or a casual viewer, her journey promises to be exciting, emotional, and potentially historic.

 

When is Coco Gauff’s next match at the French Open 2025?

Coco Gauff has luck on her side heading into the French Open this year, at least when it comes to the tournament draw! She’s starting her campaign with a first-round match against Australian player Olivia Gadecki, and the path ahead looks promising.

The best part? Gauff won’t have to face her long-time rival, Iga Swiatek, who’s been a major roadblock in past years, unless they both make it to the final. That means Gauff has some breathing room in the early rounds to build momentum and settle into the tournament.

Adding to her advantage, most of the other big-name threats, including World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka, are packed into the top half of the draw. Gauff is in the bottom half, which gives her a smoother route to the later stages of the tournament.

Her Round 1 showdown with Gadecki is set for Tuesday at around 8:00 a.m. ET. With a favourable draw and her recent red-hot form, fans are hopeful this could be the year Gauff goes all the way in Paris.

Wondering where to watch Coco Gauff’s matches at the French Open this year?

You’ve got plenty of options, whether you’re tuning in from your couch or streaming on the go.

In the U.S., all of Coco’s matches and the rest of the French Open action will be broadcast live on TNT and TruTV. So if you’re sticking to traditional TV, you’re covered!

Prefer to stream instead? No problem! You can catch all the matches live on Sling, DirecTV, and Max. These platforms let you watch from your phone, tablet, or laptop, perfect for fans on the move.

And here’s a bonus: DirecTV is currently offering a FREE trial for new users, so if you sign up now, you can stream the French Open at no cost.

Also, if you’re already using Sling, you’re in for more than just tennis; it’s also streaming the NBA and NHL playoffs, with access to major sports channels like TNT, TBS, truTV, ESPN, and ABC.

 

Match schedule, results from the French Open in Paris

 

How to watch Coco Gauff in the French Open 2025: TV and live stream details

• TV channels: TNT, truTV
• Live stream: Sling, DirecTV, Max