Roland-Garros 2025: Loïs Boisson, a Frenchwoman in the semi-finals, what time will you see her play?

After the qualifying rounds of the Roland Garros tournament came to an end, we had several dozen French players ready to go after the yellow ball, in a bid to reach the final table. But as usual, as the rounds progressed, France lost almost all its players, leaving little hope for the third round!

Last year, the results were not so disastrous, with two survivors in the Round of 16. But this year, although it's still a bloodbath, one Frenchwoman - Loïs Boisson- has saved the day and is now heading for the semi-finals!

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More than 40 years after Yannick Noah was crowned the last Frenchman to win the French Open, it's still hard to imagine a Blue succeeding him on home soil, despite being the most represented nation. Our Frenchwoman was not in the least expected. Benefiting from an invitation, the 22-year-old, ranked 361st in the world, simply beat the world number 3, the American Jessica Pegula, in the round of 16.

This is quite an achievement, given that the last French players to reach this stage of the competition were Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic in 2017. On Wednesday, she beat world No. 6 Mirra Andreeva of Russia again, and is now heading for the semi-finals against Coco Gauff, no less than world No. 2. It's been 14 years since a Frenchwoman has gone this far! Join us on Thursday June 5 at 5.45pm to support her from behind the television or in the stadium!

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