Felix Auger Aliassime vs Flavio Cobolli Tips

While Cobolli holds the head to head, this is their first meeting on clay and is in a best-of-five Grand Slam environment. Auger's serve should dominate the opponent.

I'm backing the Italian here. Felix is a very good player but struggles against Cobolli. He's lost all three previous meetings against the Italian.

Felix is having a fantastic clay-court season and had some five-set matches at the start of the tournament, but is now coming through his matches quicker. I think this will be three sets to one, as his opponent has some quality.

Flavio Cobolli dominated the last head-to-head match against Félix Auger-Aliassime and won 2-1. He is likely to win 3-1 today.

Felix is yet to beat Cobolli in 3 meetings, so the odds are terrible. However, Felix has won 5 of his last 6 matches and only had 2 deciding sets. Cobolli is yet to be properly tested.

I prefer Cobolli on the surface. I think he will prove stronger over the opening set and take this, then win the next two to win in straight sets. I much prefer his chances on the surface.

I feel Cobolli takes this match 3-2. The Italian looks very strong in Paris. He is a superior clay player. Auger-Aliassime was also very good so far, and his 3-0 victory vs. Tabilo shows that he will be in this match. I feel they will play all five sets.

By securing the first set, Cobolli immediately shifted all the psychological pressure onto Auger-Aliassime. He was then forced to take more risks if he didn't want to be eliminated from Roland Garros. For Cobolli, this scenario was ideal. He could retreat further from the baseline, exploit the Canadian's desperation, and maintain the consistency in the long rallies that suits him so well on clay.

I feel Cobolli will win this match. He is better on clay. He won 3 of 4 matches in Paris in straight sets. He is 3-0 vs. Auger-Aliassime in head-to-head matches.

Felix is having a fantastic clay-court season. Despite some difficult early rounds, he is now coming through with ease in his matches. I think he will win this one too