Caroline Garcia vs Petra Kvitova – Quarter-Final – Preview & Prediction | 2023 German Open
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THE FACTS
When is Caroline Garcia vs Petra Kvitova on and what time does it start? Caroline Garcia vs Petra Kvitova will take place on Friday 23rd June, 2023 – not before 11:30 (UK)
Where is Caroline Garcia vs Petra Kvitova taking place? Rot-Weiss Tennis Club, Berlin, Germany
What surface is Caroline Garcia vs Petra Kvitova being played on? Caroline Garcia vs Petra Kvitova will take place on an outdoor grass court
Where can I get tickets for Caroline Garcia vs Petra Kvitova? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Caroline Garcia vs Petra Kvitova
What channel is Caroline Garcia vs Petra Kvitova on in the UK? Caroline Garcia vs Petra Kvitova can be televised live on the Amazon Prime app on Smart TVs
Where can I stream Caroline Garcia vs Petra Kvitova in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Caroline Garcia vs Petra Kvitova live on Prime Video
THE PREDICTION
This could be the match of the day in Berlin between two of the best players from the past decade in former world number two Petra Kvitova and current world number four Caroline Garcia. Both players are yet to drop a set this week, with Kvitova seeing off former world number one Karolina Pliskova in the first round before a dismissal of Nadia Podoroska on Wednesday and Garcia coming through two more comfortable fixtures. This will be the 10th meeting on tour between the two veterans, with Kvitova leading 5-4 in a mouth-wateringly tight head-to-head but Garcia claiming their only match since 2019 with her superb victory at the Cincinnati Masters last summer. Notably, only one of their previous nine matches has seen a third set to suggest that taking a side in this match will be important. Kvitova has enjoyed the better 2023 so far after her recent 30th career title won at the Miami Open and the Czech is arguably the more comfortable player on grass despite both enjoying plenty of success on the surface in recent years. Back the Czech to win outright.
