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2019 French Open – Day-by-day summaries

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The 2019 French Open described below in detail, in form of day-by-day summaries.

All dates are in CEST.

Day 1 (26 May)

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Day 2 (27 May)

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Day 3 (28 May)

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Day 4 (29 May)

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Day 5 (30 May)

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Day 6 (31 May)

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Day 7 (1 June)

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Day 8 (2 June)

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Day 9 (3 June)

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Day 10 (4 June)

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Day 11 (5 June)

For the first time since 2016, all of the scheduled matches were disrupted by weather conditions and play was cancelled.[1]

Day 12 (6 June)

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Play would normally start at 1500 CEST, but due to inclement weather on the previous day, matches started at 1200 CEST. The women's semifinal match that was scheduled to be played was moved to Friday, 7 June.

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Day 13 (7 June)

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Day 14 (8 June)

Day 15 (9 June)

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Rafael Nadal won his 12th French Open, an extended record breaking 12th title in a single Grand Slam tournament, surpassed Margaret Court's overall titles in a single Major. By capturing his 18th Grand Slam title, Nadal closed the gap on Roger Federer's record of 20 Grand Slam titles, and it is the first time that the gap of slams between the two has been down to just 2 since Federer overhauled Pete Sampras' then record of 14 Grand Slam titles in 2009.

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