Roland-Garros 2026: Cobolli faces Zverev in the men's final, what time is the match?

This year, neither Sinner, nor Alcaraz, nor even Djokovic are in the final of the clay-court tournament Roland-Garros! Just like in the women’s draw, the top seeds have fallen along the way, opening the door for others to seize their moment. This Sunday, June 7, 2026 from 3:00 PM, the Philippe-Chatrier court will host another final of mythic status with a fresh lineup featuring the Italian Flavio Cobolli and the German Alexander Zverev.

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Zverev clings to his No. 3 seeding and will need to stay ice-cold in front of the Italian, ranked 14th, who advanced automatically after his opponent pulled out in the semifinals. The Italian will therefore contest the first Grand Slam final of his career. As for the German, he has already reached a final before, losing in 2024 to Carlos Alcaraz. A showdown that’s different and, at this stage of Roland Garros, entirely unprecedented.

A great match on the horizon, to be watched on your screens if you didn’t manage to snag a seat, or comfortably settled in the Concorde fan zone. As usual during the tournament, the game will be broadcast on the airwaves of France Télévisions and Amazon Prime Video.

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