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2021 US Open Second Round – Fiona Ferro vs Iga Swiatek Preview & Prediction

2021 US Open Second Round – Fiona Ferro vs Iga Swiatek Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

Where is Fiona Ferro vs Iga Swiatek taking place? Fiona Ferro vs Iga Swiatek will take place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, New York, USA

When is Fiona Ferro vs Iga Swiatek on and what time does it start? Thursday 2nd September, 2021 – not before 17:00 (UK)

What surface is Fiona Ferro vs Iga Swiatek being played on? Fiona Ferro vs Iga Swiatek will take place on an outdoor hard court

Where can I get tickets for Fiona Ferro vs Iga Swiatek? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Fiona Ferro vs Iga Swiatek

What channel is Fiona Ferro vs Iga Swiatek on in the UK? Amazon have exclusive rights to show the 2021 US Open in the UK so it is worth checking the Amazon Prime Video app on smart TVs for Fiona Ferro vs Iga Swiatek

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THE LOWDOWN

World number eight Iga Swiatek has been a little more shaky than we are used to seeing in recent months but the 20-year-old won her first round match with Jamie Loeb in comfortable straight sets. The 2020 Roland-Garros champion won the Italian Open this season on clay but she has won a title on hard too, taking the Adelaide International earlier this year. France’s Fiona Ferro has two clay titles to her name too with wins in Palermo last season and the Lausanne Ladies Open in 2019. Ferro also won her first round match at the US Open, conceding just five games to Nao Hibino.

THE PREDICTION

Powerful Iga Swiatek beat world number 74 Fiona Ferro in their first meeting earlier this year in similar circumstances with a straight-sets victory in the third round of the Australian Open. There is very little to suggest anything different will happen this time around in New York, so take the Pole to blast through another match in two.