French Open 2025 British players: Which Brits are playing at Roland-Garros?
Your complete guide to British players at the French Open 2025.
All British players have been eliminated from the singles tournaments.
British players have struggled at Roland-Garros over the years but there have been plenty of positives to take from the French Open 2025.
Seven Brits qualified for the main draw and six progressed to the second round, the most to reach that stage for more than 50 years, while the efforts of Jack Draper and Cam Norrie on Saturday mean this is just the second time two British men have made it to the fourth round since 1963.
Draper, the fifth seed, had to dig deep in wins against Mattia Bellucci and Gaël Monfils before outclassing Brazilian teenager Joao Fonseca to set up his fourth round tie against Alexander Bublik.
Norrie shocked 11th seed Daniil Medvedev in his opener and has gone on to beat Argentina's Federico Agustin Gomez and fellow Brit Jacob Fearnley in straight sets.
Standing in between the 29-year-old and a quarter-final spot is sixth seed Novak Djokovic, who is searching for his 25th major title.
Both Draper and Norrie will be back in action as part of Monday's schedule at Roland-Garros.
RadioTimes.com brings you the full round-up of British players at the French Open 2025 – and we'll be tracking their progress throughout the competition.
Which British players are in the French Open 2025?
Men's and women's singles players only.
Cam Norrie (unseeded)– Eliminated round 4Emma Raducanu (unseeded)– Elimated round 2Katie Boulter (unseeded)– Eliminated round 2Jack Draper (No. 5)– Eliminated round 4Jacob Fearnley (unseeded)– Eliminated round 3Jodie Burrage (unseeded)– Eliminated round 1Sonay Kartal (unseeded)– Eliminated round 2
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