<html><body><strong>Radio Roland Garros</strong> and <strong>TNT</strong> commentary guide for <strong>Svitolina v Kostyuk</strong> at the French Open</body></html>
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Elina Svitolina meets Marta Kostyuk in a compelling all-Ukrainian Women’s Singles quarter-final at the French Open, with coverage available on Radio Roland Garros in the UK and TNT in the United States. Roland-Garros says this is the match that will decide, for the first time in the Open era, which Ukrainian player reaches the women’s singles semi-finals in Paris.[2][3]
For listeners in Britain, Simon Cambers is the main commentator, with Eleanor Preston alongside him on co-commentary for Radio Roland Garros. Cambers is widely known as a long-standing tennis journalist and broadcaster, regularly covering the Grand Slams and the WTA and ATP tours, while Preston has also built a reputation in tennis commentary through live match analysis and reporting work.
US viewers can turn to TNT, where Adam Lefkoe presents the coverage, with Alex Faust leading commentary and Lindsay Davenport providing co-commentary. The pundit line-up is especially strong: Caroline Wozniacki, Sloane Stephens and John Isner are listed as studio voices, while Eugenie Bouchard is working as reporter. That mix gives TNT both current insight and recent elite playing experience, with Davenport a former world No. 1 and Grand Slam champion, Wozniacki a former Australian Open winner, Stephens a US Open champion, Isner one of the most recognisable big servers of the modern era, and Bouchard a former Wimbledon finalist.
The match is scheduled for 2 June 2026 at 11:30 UK time, which places it in the morning window for US audiences and in the middle of the day for viewers in Britain and Ireland. The fixture is also set up by strong form from both players: Svitolina reached this stage after beating Belinda Bencic in the fourth round, while Kostyuk produced one of the biggest results of the tournament by defeating Iga Swiatek.[1][3][7]
That sets up a fascinating tactical battle on clay. Svitolina arrived in the quarter-finals on a 10-match clay-court winning run, according to Roland-Garros, and her ability to absorb pace and extend rallies has again made her a difficult opponent in Paris.[3] Kostyuk, by contrast, has shown the attacking variety and confidence to beat a former champion, and her upset of Swiatek underlined how dangerous she can be when timing the ball cleanly from the baseline.[1][7]
For British audiences, the key attraction is the specialist Radio Roland Garros team, while American viewers get one of the most recognisable tennis broadcast line-ups on TNT. The combination of Lefkoe, Faust, Davenport and the on-air pundits should provide strong analysis of a match that has major historical significance for Ukrainian tennis at Roland-Garros.
More about the tournament is available on the official Roland-Garros website.
Article generated: 2 June 2026, 11:31 GMT
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