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French Open 2026: Sabalenka and Kouame win; Medvedev in action on sweltering day three – live
17-year-old Frenchman Moïse Kouamé becomes youngest male to win a grand slam singles match since 2009, as Aryna Sabalenka sails through in straight sets
Osaka holds for 1-0 but, more generally, where is she going? When she lost a close one she shouldâve won, against Swiatek in 2024, I thought she was fully back, but itâs not quite worked out that way. She does still have time, though, and if she finds her best form she can beat anyone. She leads Siegemund 1-0.
Moise Kouame, though. At 17, I was still being a moron in school â yes, and everywhere else I went. Itâs probably for the best I didnât have the talent of a top tenniser, but he very much does and Iâd not be at all surprised if he goes a bit further â itâs Norrie or Vallejo next, then Tabilo, Vaucherot or Faurel after that.
French Open 2026: Osaka and Gauff through; Medvedev crashes out on boiling day three – as it happened
17-year-old Frenchman Moïse Kouamé becomes youngest male to win a grand slam singles match since 2009, as Aryna Sabalenka sails through in straight sets
Ok, thatâs it for it our day three coverage of the French Open. Keep your eyes peeled out for Tumaini Carayolâs updates from Roland Garros. Earlier he saw the talented French teenager Moïse Kouamé beat Marin Cilic in front of a raptuous Court Simonne Mathieu:
After taking the second set, home favourite Diane Parry is down a break in the third against Anhelina Kalinina, itâs currently 2-0 to the Ukrainian in that decider on Chatrier. On Court 7, 14th seed Luciano Darderi was serving for the first set at 5-4 against Sebastian Ofner of Austria, but failed to see it off and has been broken back.
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RG Live: Tuesday May 26
News, photos and live updates from Roland-Garros 2026 on Day 3 of the main draw
Tuesday's news, results and big stories as first round singles matches were wrapped up and the men’s and women’s doubles got under way
That's a wrap for Day 3 in Paris but we'll be back bright and early on Wednesday as we get stuck into the second round singles contests. Play starts at 11am and while you wait you can get a peek of what's in store.
The last match on court – and the very last first round contest to be finished – sees men's fourth seed Felix Auger-Aliassime escape by the narrowest of margins against Germany's Daniel Altmaier.
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