Roland-Garros 2024: all you need to know about the tournament

Roland-Garros is back from May 20 for three weeks, until June 9, 2024, an event not to be missed by tennis fans! It's a chance to catch up with the world's best athletes in Paris and on your screens, at the Porte d'Auteuil, on the most famous clay court in the capital's 16th arrondissement. Organized by the French Tennis Federation, Roland-Garros is one of the four Grand Slam tournaments, and the second of the year after the Australian Open.

With players injured or absent due to the nearby Olympic Games, night matches and new features, the 2024 edition of the world's most famous clay-court tournament promises to be an eventful one! Once again this year, Roland-Garros is offeringnight sessions, every evening at 9pm, to give spectators an even more immersive experience.

Still presided over by Amélie Mauresmo, who became Tournament Director in December 2021, the competition opens its ticket sales to the general public in March, so that everyone can enjoy the very best of tennis, right in the heart of the capital!

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Find out all the latest news about the famous Parisian tournament, so you can stay up to date and make sure you don't miss a thing!

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