LIVE. Roland-Garros 2025: Djokovic joins Sinner, is Boisson's moment of glory? Thursday's schedule

This concludes our live coverage of the eleventh day of Roland-Garros 2025. Thank you all for following us, and see you tomorrow at 11 a.m. for the women's semifinals of the French Open, featuring France's Loïs Boisson. Have a great evening!

• Philippe-Chatrier Court
  • From 11 a.m.: Mixed Doubles Final: Taylor Townsend/Evan King - Sara Errani/Andrea Vavassori
  • Not before 3 p.m.: Aryna Sabalenka (n°1 – Iga Swiatek (n°5)
  • Loïs Boisson - Coco Gauff (n°2)
• Suzanne-Lenglen Court
  • From 11 a.m.: Lindsay Davenport/Andrea Petkovic - Anett Kontaveit/Nathalie Tauziat
  • Xiaohui Li - Ksenia Chasteau
  • Not before 2 p.m.: Hugo Nys/Edouard Roger-Vasselin (n°16) - Marcel Granollers/Horacio Zeballos (n°5)
• Court No. 7
  • From 11 a.m.: Yui Kamiji (No. 1) - Lizzy de Greef
  • Manami Tanaka - Aniek van Koot (n°2)
  • Martin de la Puente (n°3) - Ruben Spaargaren
  • Pauline Déroulède/Aniek van Koot - Xiaohui Li/ Ziying Wang
• Court No. 13
  • From 11 a.m.: Tokito Oda (n°1) - Daniel Caverzaschi
  • Gordon Reid - Alfie Hewett (n°2)
  • Ahmet Kaplan/Donald Ramphadi - Andy Lapthorne/Sam Schröder (n°2)
  • Stéphane Houdet/ Tokito Oda - Daniel Caverzaschi/Gustavo Fernandez

Here are the two semi-final matches for Roland-Garros 2025 in the men's draw:

• Jannik Sinner (n°1) VS Novak Djokovic (n°6)
• Lorenzo Musetti (n°8) VS Carlos Alcaraz (n°2)

In 78 Grand Slam appearances, Novak Djokovic will be playing in his 51st semi-final!

On his fifth match point, Novak Djokovic joins Jannik Sinner in the semifinals of the 2025 French Open after his victory against Alexander Zverev (4-6 6-3 6-2 6-4)! After another drop shot, the Serb pulls through after a long forehand from the German. A crazy match between the two players!

On his 34th drop shot, Novak Djokovic made the difference and secured two semi-final points!

Alexander Zverev holds his own and pushes Novak Djokovic to serve for a spot in the semi-finals of Roland-Garros 2025!

Novak Djokovic has a clean sheet and now finds himself one game away from the semi-finals!

The match has reached the three-hour mark. After a lobbed return from Zverev, Novak Djokovic sends a ball high, which lands millimeters from the baseline. The German's smash is immediately faulted.

Novak Djokovic's forehand drop shot stays in the middle of the net and Alexander Zverev comes back to 4-3.

Relive live the 41-point rallies Novak Djokovic won to save a break point.

What solidity from Novak Djokovic! With a winning service, the Serb is now two points away from meeting Jannik Sinner in the semifinals!

A point that will hurt Alexander Zverev's morale! During a huge 41-shot rally in which he saved two smashes and attempted two drop shots, Novak Djokovic found the strength to hit a forehand crosscourt pass. The entire audience on Court Philippe Chatrier rose to applaud the two men.

After yet another drop shot from Novak Djokovic, Alexander Zverev returns with a long counter-drop shot. Break point for the German, who shouts with rage to encourage himself.

Diabetic Alexander Zverev takes out his kit at the change of ends to check his diabetes level.

With a break down, Alexander Zverev can no longer afford to lose his serve, and he understands this well. The German uses his serve to stay in contact.

After Sascha Zverev's comeback to 40-40, Novak Djokovic once again used the drop shot. On the following point, he forced his opponent into an error with a drive to the net.

After Novak Djokovic earlier in the match, it was Alexander Zverev's turn to have some success with the net.

After losing six games, Alexander Zverev fought back. His shots landed better and the German leveled the score at 1-2 in the fourth set.

After setting the pace in the first hour, Novak Djokovic scores his sixth game in a row.

On a rare forehand drop shot, Novak Djokovic then lobs Alexander Zverev on a half-volley. He then finishes the point with a backhand crosscourt volley.

After a double fault, Novak Djokovic concedes once again in a rally that began diagonally on the backhand. Alexander Zverev concedes his fifth game in a row.

On a drive to the net concluded by a long backhand volley, Novak Djokovic takes the lead against Zverev who is diving!

Novak Djokovic has fully grasped his quarter-final! The Serb now dominates Alexander Zverev head and shoulders!

What a long shot from Novak Djokovic that leaves the world number 3 unmoved. The Serb escapes in this set!