French Open: How to watch Novak Djokovic v Casper Ruud in men's ...

Day 15 is finally upon us at the French Open as Novak Djokovic takes on Casper Ruud as the latter continues his quest towards history.

A win for Djokovic would secure his 23rd Grand Slam title to move one clear of Rafael Nadal for the most wins by a man.

Ruud is appearing in his third Grand Slam final after losing to Nadal at Roland-Garros last year.

Preview – Novak Djokovic v Casper Ruud

Djokovic is on the brink of history – with a victory, he would also become the first man in the Open Era to secure three titles at each of the four majors.

Furthermore, it would allow him to leapfrog Carlos Alcaraz to world No.1 and take him halfway to landing the Calendar Grand Slam.

The Serb’s form has amazed Eurosport's Alex Corretja given his lack of tournament time in recent months. However, he accepts that Djokovic will be “very difficult to beat”.

There will be no room for complacency, though, with Corretja stressing that Ruud is perfectly placed to cause an upset.

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Ruud is appearing in his third Grand Slam final after losing to Nadal at Roland-Garros last year, before being beaten by Alcaraz in the 2022 US Open final.

Show courts order of play - Sunday June 10 (all UK times)Court Philippe-Chatrier - from 10:00Hsieh Su-wei/Xinyu Wang v Leylah Annie Fernandez/Taylor Townsend (10)Novak Djokovic v Casper RuudCourt Suzanne-Lenglen - from 10:00Mansour Bahrami/Yannick Noah v John McEnroe/Mats Wilander

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