Le main draw of the Alpine Paris Major The action really gets underway this Tuesday at Roland-Garros. And the French will be particularly in the spotlight: the Five matches scheduled at Philippe-Chatrier will feature a Frenchman , with Léa Godallier, Thomas Leygue, Carla Touly, Alix Collombon and Dylan Guichard On court 7, Louise Bahurel will also try to take advantage of a favorable draw against a pair coming through the qualifiers.
12pm – Godallier / Valenzuela to kick off the day
It is Léa Godallier / Daiara Valenzuela who will have the honor of opening the Philippe-Chatrier to 12 hrs face Marta Borrero / Teresa Navarro .
A very evenly matched first round. Godallier/Valenzuela are coming off a Madrid P1 tournament where they qualified before being eliminated in the first round. Against Borrero/Navarro, the French and Argentinian pair will need to put in a strong performance to advance to the next round.
In the event of a victory, they would regain Alejandra Salazar / Aranza Osoro (TS8) .
Leygue/Moya want to continue their winning streak after qualifying.
In the wake, Thomas Leygue / Jesús Moya will already be back at Philippe-Chatrier, less than 24 hours after securing their qualification for the main draw there.
They will be opposed to David Gala / Enzo Jensen .
After two qualifying matches, including a grueling two-hour battle on Monday against Aragón/Roglan, the physical challenge will also be significant for Leygue/Moya. However, the draw presents them with an interesting opportunity, and even though they are far from being favorites, spurred on by the French crowd, they can dream of an upset. The Frenchman arrives with match fitness and confidence, unlike his opponents who are only just beginning their tournament.
Touly / Clasca against Gómez / Polo
Third French player expected on center court: Carla Toully , associated with Xenia Clasca Vidiella The two players, who received wild cards, will face Mónica Gómez / Julia Polo .
Here again, the draw offers hope to the Franco-Spanish pair. Gómez/Polo remain dangerous, of course, but Touly/Clasca avoid more challenging pairs in their opening match and will have a real chance of advancing to the next round.
The reward would be significant: Marina Guinart / Alejandra Alonso (TS7) in the next round.
Not before 18 p.m. – Collombon/Sharifova favorites
Alix Collombon / Ksenia Sharifova will enter the track not before 18 p.m. face Marta Arellano / Marina Lobo .
On paper, this is probably the match where the French camp has the most guarantees. Collombon/Sharifova come from Madrid, where they won their first round match before losing to Bea González/Paula Josemaría.
The Franco-Russian pair will start as favorites, but will need to avoid being caught out in a match where they have more to lose. A victory could open the door to a second-round match against... Carolina Orsi / Patricia Llaguno Zielinski (TS13) .
Not before 20 p.m. – Guichard / Geens to finish the day
The day at Philippe-Chatrier will end not before 20 p.m. with Dylan Guichard / Clement Geens , opposed to Santiago Pineda / Javier Ruiz .
Guichard/Geens arrive with a lot of confidence after their superb Madrid P1 Having come through qualifying, they had notably beaten Víctor Ruiz / Mario Ortega before pushing Maxi Arce / Juan Tello in a close match.
Guichard has also just reached his best ranking with a 85th place in the world Against Pineda/Ruiz, both players will have another opportunity to confirm their current form.
And the stakes are high: in the event of a victory, they would regain Juan Lebrón / Leo Augsburger (TS3) .
Louise Bahurel has a real opportunity on court 7
We will also need to monitor the short 7 Where Louise Bahurel / Ivet Val López Invited to the main draw, will play not before 17 p.m. against the qualified teams Camila Ramme / Brittany Dubins .
On paper, Bahurel/Val López aren't necessarily the favorites. But for a wild card in a Major, the draw is particularly interesting : they avoid a strong pair and face a pair who had to go through the qualifiers.
There is therefore a real opportunity for Bahurel to go for a victory in the main draw at Roland-Garros. If he succeeds, the level of competition would rise significantly. Claudia Jensen / Tamara Icardo (TS6) .
The program for the French this Tuesday
Philippe-Chatrier – from 12pm:
Léa Godallier / Daiara Valenzuela vs Marta Borrero / Teresa Navarro
Then: Thomas Leygue / Jesús Moya vs David Gala / Enzo Jensen
Then: Carla Touly / Xenia Clasca vs Mónica Gómez / Julia Polo
Not before 18 p.m.: Alix Collombon / Ksenia Sharifova vs Marta Arellano / Marina Lobo
Not before 20 p.m.: Dylan Guichard / Clément Geens vs Santiago Pineda / Javier Ruiz
Court 7 – not before 17pm:
Louise Bahurel / Ivet Val López vs Camila Ramme / Brittany Dubins
So, one day almost entirely devoted to the French side of the central with six pairs including at least one French player involved and several early rounds where real opportunities exist.
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