Nadal vs Djokovic LIVE Score Updates (0-1)

Series 2 | 0-4

Game for Djokovic. The match was almost doomed for the Serb. He is infallible from the serve.

Series 2 | 0-3

Game for Djokovic. Another break for the Serb who leads the match at his own discretion. Nadal managed to bring the game to deuce, but it wasn’t enough.

Series 2 | 0-2

Game for Novak Djokovic. The Serb confirms the break and wins this game easily.

Series 2 | 0-1

Game for Djokovic. Nole continues the trend of being much better in this game. Rafa Nadal often fails with unforced errors that cost him several points

Series 2 | 0-0

Start of the second set. Rafael Nadal serves.

Series 1 | 1-6

Game and set for Djokovic. Very comfortable set for Djokovic who takes it in just 39 minutes.
1 ace, 8 winners and only 5 unforced errors for Nole. Meanwhile Nadal went with 0 aces, 1 double fault, 7 winners and 10 unforced errors.

Series 1 |1-5

Game for Nadal. First game for the Spaniard who will try the epic in this set.

Series 1 | 0-5

Game for Djokovic. If the tendency goes with this kind of thing, no points are allowed ​​​​that are contrary to the fact that it is easy.

Series 1 | 0-4

Game for Djokovic. Segundo is the Nole and the party. If it is a difficult game, which is defined as a twin, Novak is an impeccable set.

Series 1 | 0-3

Game for Nole. Very easy game for the #2 of the world who takes the lead with 3 games difference. Nadal can’t find a way to hurt his opponent.

Series 1 | 0-2

Djokovic breaks the serve. Great play from both, but at the height of the match the Serb breaks the serve and is two points ahead on the scoreboard.

Series 1 | 0-1

Game for Djokovic. It looked like an easy game for Nole to get to 40-0, but Nadal equalized and forced a deuce that the Serb takes.

Series 1 | 0-0

The match starts, Djokovic serves.

Greetings, photo and warming up

Both players have already taken the historical photo in the middle of the field and are already warming up on the clay of Paris. The atmosphere on the field is impressive, it seems to be a great final!

Both players on the field!

What an ovation for Rafa “in the courtyard of his house”. Both stars jumped on the court with ovations. Remember Djokovic is number one. Will Rafa defy him?

They’re ready! They’re going to the Chatrier!

Nadal and Djokovic are already in the locker room tunnel ready to hit the clay in Paris. It’s about to begin!

Nadal and Djokovic are about to jump

Both players are now ready to go out on the field, perform and finish their warm-up exercises. In a few minutes they will both be heading to the locker room tunnel.

Swiatek – Perry finished!

The Polish tennis player won the fast track with two sets to nil. This means that Rafa and Novak are just a few minutes away from entering the Philippe Chatrier!

The match starts at the end of the duel between Swiatek and Parry

The clash is scheduled to start, as you know, at 13:30 in Spain, but everything depends on when the match currently being played by Swiatek and Parry on center court will end. At the moment, the Pole won the first set easily 6-1 and is now dominating the second. Everything seems to indicate that the start will be postponed at least until 14:00 between the end of the match and the warming up and preparation of Novak and Rafa.

It won’t be long before both players take the field!

Two of the best in history may meet for the last time. An interesting fact is that while Nadal played yesterday, Djokovic played Saturday and he is not in the doubles draw. The Serbian tennis player comes to the event more rested, but we know that this court is always a stimulus for Rafa.

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Historical rivalry

Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic have met 59 times, a rivalry that will undoubtedly go down in the history of the sport. It is a very equal duel, with the Serb winning 30 times and the Spaniard 29 times.
At Roland Garros they have met ten times, with Nadal having a big lead. The Spaniard has won eight and the Serb only two.
They also met once during the Olympic Games, in Beijing 2008, when Nadal won 6-4, 1-6, 6-4.

Technical data Novak Djokovic

Novak Djokovic
Nationality: Serbia
ATP Ranking: 2
ATP points: 8460
Age: 37
Height: 1.88 m

Technical data Rafael Nadal

Rafael Nadal
Nationality: Spanish
ATP Ranking: 162
ATP points: 380
Age: 38
Height: 6’1

Novak is well equipped for this match

Djokovic is well-rested and fresh for this match against his old rival Rafael Nadal. In the first round he faced Australian Matthew Ebden, who entered the main draw after several players had dropped out. Ebden is a specialist in the doubles category and had not played a singles match for more than two years. 6-0 and 6-1 in less than an hour was enough for Djokovic to win the match.

Tough first round for Rafael Nadal

The first singles match at the Paris 2024 Olympics was not easy at all for the Spaniard. He defeated the Hungarian Márton Fucsovics with a score of 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. A very short and simple first set for Nadal, who served very well and was very solid from the baseline, but everything got complicated in the second set when Fucsovics was more planted, started serving better and started moving the ball better. The third set was a heart attack, as Nadal saved a 0-40 that could have put him 1-3 behind, but he recovered, won that game and broke into the next one.
Rafa Nadal is a 38-year-old Rafa Nadal who is physically defeated, age being a factor, and who will play three matches in less than 48 hours (2 singles and 1 doubles). However, Nadal can never be given up, even less so on clay.

Where will the match be played?

The match between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic will be played on the main court of the Roland Garros complex, the Philippe Chatrier Court.
It was built in 1928 and has a capacity of 15,059 spectators.

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