Barcelona Open 2022 tennis schedule – Order of play today (Sunday 24th April)
We've rounded up the full Barcelona Open 2022 tennis schedule and Order of Play for Sunday 24th April.
The Barcelona Open has been a chaotic affair but players are finally approaching the finish line with a blockbuster conclusion potentially on the way.
Rain delayed the semi-finals on Saturday, meaning they must both be completed on Sunday morning prior to the grand final on Sunday afternoon.
Rising Spanish superstar Carlos Alcaraz Garfia faces Alex de Minaur, while compatriot Pablo Carreno Busta is up against Diego Schwartzman as they seek to set up an all Spanish final in Barcelona.
The tournament offers a chance for the chasing pack to close the gap on world No.1 and No.2 Novak Djokovic and Daniil Medvedev respectively with both stars absent.
Reigning champion Rafael Nadal – who has a court named after him at the Real Club de Tenis in Barcelona – will not be present due to injury.
Every player will have entered the draw by the end of Wednesday with a depleted field set to throw up plenty of surprise results this week with a number of players from the chasing pack aiming to record a solid ATP Tour victory.
RadioTimes.com brings you the Barcelona Open 2022 order of play for today.
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Barcelona Open 2022 schedule
All UK time. Singles matches only.
Sunday 24th April
Pista Rafa Nadal
From 10am
[5] Carlos Alcaraz Garfia (ESP) v [10] Alex de Minaur (AUS)
From 3pm
The Barcelona Open final – TBC v TBC
Pista Jan Kodes
From 10am
[6] Diego Schwartzman (ARG) v [8] Pablo Carreno Busta (ESP)
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