Women’s French Open betting tips: Gauff still in play as Swiatek faces Sabalenka

There is a very familiar feel to the second week of the women’s draw at Roland Garros.

Clay-court queen Iga Swiatek is chasing her fourth consecutive French Open title, but she will need to do it the hard way from fifth seed this week.

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Next up for the Pole is a blockbuster semi-final clash with Aryna Sabalenka, with the world number 1 hunting her first ever French Open title and the eyes of the tennis world will be watching.

With the likes of Australian Open champion Madison Keys and emerging talent Mirra Andreeva still in the draw, the elite names on the WTA Tour are in contention, while at the time of posting our pre-tournament pick Coco Gauff is in quarter final action against Keys right now.

Wednesday – Mirra Andreeva vs Lois Boisson

Home hopes in Paris have been pinned on Lois Boisson, with the French wild card capturing the hearts of a nation.

Operating outside of the world’s top 350, Boisson has produced some magical tennis to reach the last 8 here at Roland Garros.

She overcame world number 3 Jessica Pegula in the last round, but she faces another juggernaut here.

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Mirra Andreeva is a teen sensation, who looks set to make her mark on the WTA Tour for many years to come and her results in 2025 have been consistently excellent.

Paris will be hoping for another miracle from Boisson, but Andreeva should hold her nerve here and put an end to Boisson’s impressive run at 1/7 to win the match with Vegasland. 

Pick: Mirra Andreeva to win against Lois Boisson - 1/7 (Vegasland)

Thursday – Aryna Sabalenka vs Iga Swiatek

The prospect of Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek meeting in the last 4 is mouth-watering for every tennis fan and this one shouldn’t disappoint.

This pair have had too much for the chasing pack this season on the WTA Tour and are both seen as the favourites for Roland Garros glory in 2025 by many.

Sabalenka is the undisputed world number 1, but she is yet to taste French Open glory, while Swiatek has always held the edge on clay, exemplified by her 4 Roland Garros titles.

Swiatek would normally be the one to back in this match up on the dirt, but Sabalenka is going so well at the moment, with her game greatly improved on clay and she could land a significant win here.

Pick: Aryna Sabalenka is 19/20 to win this one, while three sets feels guaranteed at 5/4 – both with Mr.Play.

All odds correct at the time of writing.