Prediction Jeanjean Dartron

Poitiers 2024 - 1/2 final

Finished - 02:15

Jeanjean, Leolia [1] WTA 103

Dartron, Emeline [Q] WTA 498 live 501

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Jeanjean

Dartron

Tiredness

13%

Form

187 (-49)

Rank

421 (+56)

Head to head

64% (+4%)

Won in 🇫🇷

45% (0%)

1h18

Previous game

1h01

22h15

Rest duration

1j 26h

3h10

Time on court

8h19

Head to head

Hard

1/2 final

Last year

1/4 final

1/2 final

Best result

1/2 final

(52/87) 60%

% won on Hard

46% (25/54)

(10/19) 53%

This year

43% (6/14)

(21/36) 58%

Last year

46% (11/24)

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