She’ll be world No. 1 no matter what happens
The rankings are already settled. By reaching the quarter-finals, Elena Rybakina has already secured the world No. 1 spot, a position she’s held without interruption since October 2024. The only question now is whether she’ll add a Grand Slam final to it. Across the net, Coco Gauff has the crowd behind her, playing on the same court where she lifted the trophy in 2023, and arrives full of confidence after a controlled quarter-final win over Mirra Andreeva.
This semi-final closes the night session at Arthur Ashe Stadium. It won’t start before 02:10 in France on Friday 11 September, once the opening match between Aryna Sabalenka and Jessica Pegula has finished. If that one goes three tight sets, the wait gets even longer.
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How to watch it without wrecking your night
In France, coverage is on Eurosport, which switches its featured matches between its two channels depending on the order set in New York. On the secondary screen, HBO Max carries the feed and is available through the main providers, from Free to SFR via Bouygues Telecom, Orange, Prime Video and Canal+. For anyone not keen to give up sleep, the replay will be available from the next morning, as long as you can avoid the notifications when you wake up.
Schedule subject to change by the tournament organisers or broadcaster.
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