Nadal reaches final with straight-sets win over FedererKonta errors hand semi-final win to VondrousovaBarty books final place with victory over AnisimovaFeel free to email Katy or tweet @KatyMurrells 2.59pm BST Djokovic hasn’t dropped a set this fortnight but you’d expect this semi-final to be more competitive than the first. Thiem is such a talent on clay, and is appearing in the last four at Roland Garros for the fourth consecutive year, having finished runner-up to Nadal last year. Thiem has beaten Djokovic at the French Open before, prevailing in straight sets – 7-6, 6-3, 6-0 – two years ago. But that was the 2017 Djokovic, who was injured and suffering a crisis of confidence. This is the 2019 Djokovic, the current holder of three of the four slams who has reacquainted himself with greatness and is chasing his second Novak slam. 2.50pm BST Here’s Simon Cambers’s match report for you: Related: Rafael Nadal ousts Roger Federer in straight sets to reach French Open final Continue reading…
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