The 2023 Rome Open continues with the 6th day and it's going to be a very good day of tennis with players like Carlos Alcaraz, Coco Gauff and Lorenzo Musetti in action.
The play will begin at 11:00 CET which is what was the case in the previous days as well. The programme begins with Caroline Garcia taking on Camila Osorio after which we'll see Carlos Alcaraz and Albert Ramos. Following that match, we'll see Sonego taking on Nishioka in the biggest court with Gauff and Bouzkova coming after that.
Lorenzo Musetti takes on Matteo Arnaldi in the final match of the day on the biggest court. Some other interesting matches include Tsitsipas - Borges, Kalinina - Kenin, Potapova - Kudermetova and more. Check out the full list below.
Rome Open Schedule:
Saturday, May 13, 2023
Day 6
Center Court Starts At 11:00 Am
Caroline Garcia VS Camila Osorio
Not Before 1:00 Pm
R64 Albert Ramos-Vinolas VS Carlos Alcaraz
Followed By
R64 Lorenzo Sonego VS Yoshihito Nishioka
Not Before 7:00 PM
Coco Gauff VS Marie Bouzkova
Not Before 8:30 Pm
R64 Lorenzo Musetti VS Matteo Arnaldi
Grand Stand Arena Starts At 11:00 Am
Anhelina Kalinina VS Sofia Kenin
Followed By
Anastasia Potapova VS Veronika Kudermetova
Followed By
R64 Stefanos Tsitsipas VS Nuno Borges
Not Before 5:00 PM
Victoria Azarenka VS Madison Keys
Not Before 7:00 Pm
R64 Roberto Bautista Agut VS Marco Cecchinato
Pietrangeli Starts At 11:00 Am
R64 Andrey Rublev VS Alex Molcan
Not Before 1:00 PM
Magda Linette VS Beatriz Haddad Maia
Followed By
Anna Bondar VS Qinwen Zheng
Followed By
R64 Emil Ruusuvuori VS Daniil Medvedev
Followed By
R64 David Goffin VS Alexander Zverev
Court 12 Starts At 11:00 Am
Xiyu Wang VS Taylor Townsend
Followed By
R64 Hubert Hurkacz VS J.J. Wolf
Followed By
R64 Daniel Altmaier VS Frances Tiafoe
Followed By
R64 Yannick Hanfmann VS Taylor Fritz
Court 1 Starts At 11:00 Am
R64 Borna Coric VS Thiago Monteiro
Followed By
R64 Guido Pella VS Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
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