Simona Halep and Eugenie Bouchard will play their 2nd match in the Czech capital as we know the full Thursday's schedule of play from the Prague Open.
The Prague Open entertain tennis fans around the world with a high-quality women's tennis matches after the WTA Tour suspension. It will be no different on Thursday as we know the full schedule of play.
Eugenie Bouchard, who received a wild-card in Prague, will take on Tamara Zidansek in the first match of the day. The Slovenian defeated Bouchard last year in All-England Club and she will want to add another victory also in the Czech Republic.
Arantxa Rus will face Magdalena Frech, the two also met at Wimbledon last year as Rus defeated the Polish player in two sets. Simultaneously, Laura Siegemund will be playing against Sara Sorribes Tormo on Court 10. These two met also once when the Spaniard defeated Siegemund last year on the claycourt in Bol.
The brightest star of the Prague Open will play the third match on the center court on Thursday. Simona Halep will be facing Barbora Krejcikova. Halep defeated the Czech back in 2016 on her home soil in Bucharest. This time, it will be Krajcikova playing at home.
Irina-Camelia Begu and Leonie Kung will play the last match of the day. Both got a comfortable two-set victory in the first set and will want to convert their first meeting into a quarterfinal appearance in Prague.
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Prague Open Schedule of Play:
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