Roland-Garros
Roland-Garros 2020: limited fans, masks obligatory, “fairer” prize money
This month's Roland-Garros will have a maximum of 11,500 fans on site per day, split between the three main stadiums, while masks are obligatory for everyone over the age of 11.
No quarantine for players wishing to travel to Rome after the US Open
Good news has come to players worried about the potential of having to quarantine before re-entering Europe after playing the US Open.
Garbine Muguruza: “I want to play US Open and all events”
Two-time Grand Slam champion Garbine Muguruza says she wants to play the US Open and as many tournaments as possible, when the WTA Tour resumes on August 3.
Marion Bartoli: “Roland-Garros will take zero risk on health and security”
As Coronavirus numbers continue to dwindle in France, Roland-Garros is hoping to have up to 60 percent of the usual number of fans inside the grounds for this year's event, now rescheduled to begin on September 27. Former Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli says she's convinced they will take no chances with safety.
Roland-Garros planning for 50-60 per cent fan attendance
When the 2020 tournament begins in September, French Open organisers hope to see Roland Garros at least half full.
Roland-Garros hoping to play with crowd
French Open Considering 96-player Draws
Roland-Garros likely to move back one more week in calendar
Roger Federer out of action until 2021 after second knee operation
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French Open considering playing with reduced crowds
French Open: “The scenario is getting more and more optimistic”
French Open working to avoid clash with US Open
Roger Federer: “I can’t imagine seeing an empty stadium”
WTA players want clarity on extent of player relief fund
Stan Wawrinka: Roland-Garros more likely to happen than US Open