Suarez Navarro vs. Cibulkova
One of the highlights of the day goes to the contest between two terrific baseline players, Carla Suarez Navarro and Dominika Cibulkova.

Despite losing a set on the previous round against Ana Konjuh, Cibulkova ended the match at huge level, winning the third set by 6 – 0. Dominika is an extraordinary competitor with a fearful forehand and game intensity. The Slovakian is going through a very good moment after reaching the final in Madrid before this event.

On the other hand, the last weeks haven’t been easy for Suarez Navarro with an ankle injury forcing Carla to withdraw from Indian Wells back in March and since then, she hasn’t returned to her best level. Even though Carla is a very solid baseline player, is hard for her to find answers when facing a dangerous player like Cibulkova.

This match is more on Cibulkova’s racket, who leads the h2h by 3 – 1 between them. The Slovakian also reached this event after very good results and for those reasons, the value is clearly on her side at 73/50 among Green Listed Bookmakers while Suarez Navarro can be found at 61/100 on Bet365.

Venus vs. Cornet
Looking to the matches scheduled for this Saturday in Paris, the contest between Venus Williams and Alize Cornet clearly deserves a closer look.

Cornet reaches this stage of the competition after a dramatic match against Tatjana Maria, where she struggled with cramps and saw herself involved on a controversy regarding a medical timeout that she requested. Nevertheless those issues, Cornet booked a place on the 3^rd round of this event for the fourth time on her career.

For the first time since February, Venus won two matches in the same week, defeating so far on this event AnettKontaveit and Louisa Chirico. Williams played one of her best matches in recent months in the previous round against Chirico, dismissing her fellow countrywoman by 6 – 2 6 – 1 with 22 winners / 15 unforced errors.

Despite Venus brilliant performance on the previous round, is very hard for her to maintain a consistent level and this time, she’ll face one of the best defenders on tour. With the home support and playing on her favourite surface, is possible to find some value on Alize’s odds at 13/4 on Marathonbet while Williams is offered at 3/10 on William Hill.

Suarez Navarro vs. Cibulkova
One of the highlights of the day goes to the contest between two terrific baseline players, Carla Suarez Navarro and Dominika Cibulkova.

Despite losing a set on the previous round against Ana Konjuh, Cibulkova ended the match at huge level, winning the third set by 6 – 0. Dominika is an extraordinary competitor with a fearful forehand and game intensity. The Slovakian is going through a very good moment after reaching the final in Madrid before this event.

On the other hand, the last weeks haven’t been easy for Suarez Navarro with an ankle injury forcing Carla to withdraw from Indian Wells back in March and since then, she hasn’t returned to her best level. Even though Carla is a very solid baseline player, is hard for her to find answers when facing a dangerous player like Cibulkova.

This match is more on Cibulkova’s racket, who leads the h2h by 3 – 1 between them. The Slovakian also reached this event after very good results and for those reasons, the value is clearly on her side at 73/50 among Green Listed Bookmakers while Suarez Navarro can be found at 61/100 on Bet365.

Venus vs. Cornet
Looking to the matches scheduled for this Saturday in Paris, the contest between Venus Williams and Alize Cornet clearly deserves a closer look.

Cornet reaches this stage of the competition after a dramatic match against Tatjana Maria, where she struggled with cramps and saw herself involved on a controversy regarding a medical timeout that she requested. Nevertheless those issues, Cornet booked a place on the 3^rd round of this event for the fourth time on her career.

For the first time since February, Venus won two matches in the same week, defeating so far on this event AnettKontaveit and Louisa Chirico. Williams played one of her best matches in recent months in the previous round against Chirico, dismissing her fellow countrywoman by 6 – 2 6 – 1 with 22 winners / 15 unforced errors.

Despite Venus brilliant performance on the previous round, is very hard for her to maintain a consistent level and this time, she’ll face one of the best defenders on tour. With the home support and playing on her favourite surface, is possible to find some value on Alize’s odds at 13/4 on Marathonbet while Williams is offered at 3/10 on William Hill.