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Alexander Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz will kick off the quarterfinal round of the men's draw at Roland Garros. The German, third favorite for the title, ...

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Teenage sensation Carlos Alcaraz is all that stands between Alexander Zverev and a French Open semi-final, with the pair taking to the court at 1:30pm BST ...

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Alexander Zverev powered to a second-straight semi-final at Roland Garros on Tuesday, staving off a Carlos Alcaraz fightback to earn an impressive victory ...

Despite failing to serve out for victory as Alcaraz again pegged the German back, Zverev came good in the tie-break to improve his ATP Head2Head lead over the Spaniard to 3-1. A break in the seventh game of the second set was enough to clinch it for Zverev, who continued to move forward whenever possible to pressure Alcaraz. As he has so frequently this season, however, the Spaniard found a way to remain competitive despite not finding his peak game. He converted his third break point of the fifth game before going on to secure the first set as Alcaraz struggled to find his rhythm. He was still forced to fend off a break point to hold serve in the second game, an early reminder of the Alcaraz threat, but the German looked the more confident and the pressure told. In contrast to that performance, the 19-time tour-level titlist maintained a high level throughout against Alcaraz, putting together his most convincing display of the tournament as he chases a maiden Grand Slam crown. Alcaraz channelled the support of an enraptured crowd to raise his game and claim the third set, but Zverev’s big serve proved crucial in blunting the Spaniard’s comeback.