2021 French Open: What to Watch on Monday
Serena Williams and Roger Federer feature on Court Philipe-Chatrier on the second day of first-round matches.
Serena Williams and Roger Federer feature on Court Philipe-Chatrier on the second day of first-round matches.
The 2020 U.S. Open champion and the No. 4 seed at the French Open goes out in the first round as his post-Grand Slam breakthrough malaise continues.
Every coach has a plan. But players still decide games, and only Chelsea has Kanté. In the Champions League final, that made all the difference.
Osaka won her opening match at the French Open, but was warned that she risked escalating penalties, including default, if she failed to fulfill her media obligations.
The world No. 2 has said she won’t talk to journalists at the tournament, which begins on Sunday, but she faces a bigger obstacle: her record on clay.
Kai Havertz scored for Chelsea to deliver a 1-0 victory in the all-English final in Portugal. Catch up on the highlights from the game.
Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer are all playing for history, and are almost guaranteed to meet on the way to the men’s final at Roland Garros.
Marcell Ozuna faces two charges, including strangulation. His team says it will cooperate with an M.L.B. investigation.
In March 2020, the N.C.A.A. barred face-to-face meetings between coaches and prospects. The restrictions end on June 1, and the recruiting landscape looks much different than it did before the
Josh Donaldson will lose the distinction when statistics from the Negro leagues become official. The Yankees lost to Detroit and the Mets beat Atlanta in a blowout.