It's been a shock-filled, dramatic tournament and now the big day is finally here - the finals of the Cincinnati Masters will play out this afternoon, with two tense looking match-ups.

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Yesterday British no 1 Cameron Norrie was knocked out in the semi-finals, losing his match to Croatia's Borna Coric who sailed through into the final.

Meanwhile Stefanos Tsitsipas managed to pip world no 1 Daniil Medvedev to the post, making for what's sure to be a nail-biting battle of wills between the Croation and Greek players in the men's singles.

Meanwhile in the women's singles Petra Kvitova, the Czech player who has won at Wimbledon twice, beat out the USA's Madison Keys, and will now take on France's Caroline Garcia, who won against Aryna Sabalenka.

The finals, which will start at 2pm, will bring the thrilling action in Ohio to a close, after it has seen shock results including Emma Raducanu's victory over Serena Williams.

Raducanu held on beyond that match but was eventually beaten by American Jessica Pegula, with Norrie therefore becoming the Brit to last in the competition the longest.

The US Open is coming up soon and the events in Cincinnati have already given us a good flavour of what to expect at Flushing Meadows when the final major tournament of the year rolls around.

RadioTimes.com brings you the Cincinnati Masters 2022 order of play for today.

Cincinnati Masters 2022 schedule

All UK time. Singles matches only.

Sunday 21st August

Centre Court

From 2pm

Caroline Garcia v Petra Kvitova

(4) Stefanos Tsitsipas v Borna Coric

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