French Open day two order of play and schedule with Swiatek and Rybakina in action

Four-time champion Iga Swiatek begins her French Open campaign on Monday as first-round action continues on another busy day in Paris.

The Polish third seed takes on Australian wildcard Emerson Jones first on Court Philippe-Chatrier, with second seed Elena Rybakina following against Slovenia’s Veronika Erjavec.

Fan favourite Gael Monfils is slated to start his last Roland-Garros before retirement in the night session on Chatrier, where he has been drawn against compatriot Hugo Gaston, while former champion Stan Wawrinka also begins his final Roland-Garros against Dutch lucky loser Jesper de Jong.

Elsewhere, 2024 finalist Jasmine Paolini opens against Dayana Yastremska, Italian Open champion Elina Svitolina begins her campaign against Anna Bondar. There’s British interest too as qualifier Toby Samuel has a tough first-round tie against eighth seed Alex de Minaur, while British No 2 Katie Boulter takes on American wildcard Akasha Urhobo.

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French Open day two order of play

all times BST

Court Philippe-Chatrier – 11am

• Emerson Jones v Iga Swiatek (3)
• Veronika Erjavec v Elena Rybakina (2)
• Ugo Humbert(32) v Adrian Mannarino

Court Philippe-Chatrier – from 7.15pm

• Hugo Gaston v Gael Monfils

Court Suzanne-Lenglen – 10am

• Arthur Rinderknech (22) v Jurij Rodionov
• Elina Svitolina (7) v Anna Bondar
• Sarah Rakotomanga v Amanda Anisimova (6)
• Daniel Merida Aguilar v Ben Shelton (5)

Court Simonne-Mathieu – 10am

• Jasmine Paolini (13) v Dayana Yastremska
• Stan Wawrinka v Jesper de Jong
• Casper Ruud (15) v Roman Safiullin
• Anastasia Zakharova v Karolina Muchova (10)

Court 14 – 10am

• Alex de Minaur (8) v Toby Samuel
• Tatjana Maria v Elise Mertens (23)
• Kaitlin Quevedo v Leolia Jeanjean
• Flavio Cobolli (10) v Andrea Pellegrino

Court 4 – 10am

• Liudmila Samsonova (20) v Jil Teichmann
• Julia Grabher v Rebecca Sramkova
• Mariano Navone v Jenson Brooksby
• Francisco Cerundolo (25) v Botic Van De Zandschulp

Court 5 – 10am

• Susan Bandecchi v Cristina Bucsa (31)
• Petra Marcinko v Eva Lys
• Emilio Nava v Camilo Ugo Carabelli
• Yibing Wu v Marcos Giron

Court 6 – 10am

• Pablo Carreno Busta v Jiri Lehecka(12)
• Thanasi Kokkinakis v Terence Atmane
• Jelena Ostapenko (29) v Ella Seidal
• Diana Shnaider (25) v Renata Zarazua

Court 7 – 10am

• Maja Chwalinska v Qinwen Zheng
• Eliot Spizzirri v Frances Tiafoe (19)
• Ignacio Buse v Andrey Rublev (11)
• Alycia Parks v Leylah Fernandez (24)

Court 8 – 10am

• Luca Van Assche v Patrick Kypson
• Jaume Munar v Hubert Hurkacz
• Akasha Urhobo v Katie Boulter
• Camila Osorio v Ekaterina Alexandrova (14)

Court 9 – 10am

• Daria Kasatkina v Zeynep Sonmez
• Roberto Bautista Agut v Brandon Nakashima (31)
• Panna Udvardy v Viktorija Golubic
• Raphael Collignon v Aleksandar Vukic

Court 12 – 10am

• Alexander Shevchenko v Alex Michelsen
• Aleksandar Kovacevic v Rafael Jodar (27)
• Talia Gibson v Yulia Putintseva
• Kamilla Rakhimova v Jaqueline Cristian

Court 13 – 10am

• Marton Fucsovics v Matteo Berrettini
• Maya Joint v Anastasia Potapova (28)
• Rinky Hijikata v Tommy Paul (24)
• Hanyu Guo v McCartney Kessler

French Open schedule

The tournament main draw gets underway on Sunday 24 May. Finals weekend is across Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 June.

• 24–26 May — 1st Round
• 27–28 May — 2nd Round
• 29–30 May — 3rd Round
• 31 May – 1 June — Round of 16
• 2–3 June — Quarterfinals
• 4 June — Women’s Semifinals
• 5 June — Men’s Semifinals
• 6 June — Women’s Singles Final & Men’s Doubles Final
• 7 June — Men’s Singles Final & Women’s Doubles Final