Thursday's match schedule at Wimbledon
Wimbledon is drawing to a close, with the ladies' singles semi-finals scheduled for this Thursday, July 11, on the lawn of the All England Club. The first matches of the day will start at 1.30pm (local time) on Centre Court (where the two semi-finals will be played), at 1pm on Court n°1, and at 11am on all other courts.
The first place in the final will be decided between Jasmine Paolini and Donna Vekic. The Italian will start with the odds in her favor after her quarter-final display, but she will have to be very wary of the Croatian, who is playing the tennis of her life on grass this season.
The second semi-final is likely to be much more lopsided. Elena Rybakina will be the clear favourite against Barbora Krejcikova, who is making a comeback on the Wimbledon courts after a very complicated start to the season. But the Kazhakstan native, who won the tournament in 2022, knows that the Czech is capable of sublimating herself in major events, as she did in 2021 to win the French Open.
Finally, the third round of the junior boys' and girls' singles tournaments will also be played.
Programme de Wimbledon Juniors du Thursday 11 July :
Centre Court à 13h30
Paolini bat Vekic 26 64 76
Krejcikova bat Rybakina 36 63 64
Court 12 à 14h00
Rottgering bat Robertson 76 62
Court 7 à 10h30
Jodar bat Berkieta 60 63
Bigun bat Omarkhanov 67 60 64
Jamrichova bat Zhiyenbayeva 75 64
Court 9 à 10h30
Leach bat Thomas 63 62
Jones bat Ivanova 61 62
Mrva bat Ceban 57 64 62
Court 10 à 10h30
Papamalamis bat Cina 62 06 63
Jovic bat Sonobe 46 75 60
Valdmannova bat Grant 63 75
Court 11 à 10h30
Honda bat Bernet 62 36 61
Vandromme bat Johnson 61 64
Stankiewicz bat Oluwadare 62 63
Court 16 à 10h30
Budkov Kjaer bat Woestendick 61 64
Dencheva bat Zhenikhova 63 60
Kostovic bat Samson 63 64
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