French Open tennis 2023 schedule – Order of play today (Sunday 11th June)
We've rounded up the full French Open 2023 tennis schedule and order of play for today's matches.
The French Open ends today (Sunday 11th June) with the men's singles final being played between Novak Djokovic and Casper Ruud.
If you tuned in yesterday, you would've seen Iga Świątek overcoming Karolína Muchová to win the women's singles tournament.
This afternoon, we'll see who comes out on top in the men's side of things. All the key details you need to tune in are further down this page for your perusal.
You can check out all the latest French Open 2023 TV channel details in our updated guide, as well as exploring how to watch the French Open 2023 on discovery+.
RadioTimes.com brings you the full French Open 2023 schedule and daily order of play below.
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French Open 2023 schedule
Singles matches on show courts, plus British players. All UK time.
Day 15 - Sunday 11th June
Court Philippe-CHATRIER
Not before 1.30pm
[3] Novak DJOKOVIC (SRB) v [4] Casper RUUD (NOR)
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