WTA Finals 2022 tennis schedule – Order of play today
We round up the full WTA Finals 2022 tennis schedule and Order of Play for this weekend.
The WTA Finals head into the crucial weekend phase with plenty of uncertainty swirling around the final four.
World No.1 Iga Swiatek is the first player to book her place in the semi-finals, and will be joined by a cluster of terrific female players, regardless of who qualifies.
Ons Jabeur and Coco Gauff are among the dark horses to claim the title, but this feels like Swiatek's to lose following her dominant 2022 campaign.
The ATP Finals will take place in Turin in a couple of weeks' time, but first up it's time for the WTA Finals, which will see the eight highest-ranked players in the women's circuit battle it out for the title.
The clear favourite going into the tournament is top dog Swiatek, after the 21-year-old Pole dominated the tour this year. She won two of the four Grand Slams on offer and enjoyed an incredible 37-match winning streak – the longest in the 21st century.
RadioTimes.com brings you the WTA Finals 2022 order of play for today.
WTA Finals 2022 schedule
All UK time. Singles matches only.
Friday 5th November
From 8pm
Jessica Pegula v Aryna Sabalenka
From midnight
Ons Jabeur v Maria Sakkari
Saturday 6th November
From 8pm
Caroline Garcia v Daria Kasatkina
From midnight
Iga Swiatek v Coco Gauff
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