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Australian Open 2022: time and where to watch the matches on Thursday, January 27

This Thursday, January 27, the eleventh day of competition of the Australian Open 2022 will be played on a day in which the two women’s semifinals will be played. Ashleigh Barty will face Madison Keys in the first match, while Iga Swiatek will face Danielle Collins in the second. Find out where and at what time to watch the Australian Grand Slam matches.

On this eleventh day of competition at the Australian Open 2022 , the two women’s semifinals will be played at the Rod Laver Arena. Both have been scheduled during the night session, so they can be enjoyed in Spain on the morning of Thursday, January 27.

The first women’s semifinal of the Australian Open 2022 will star the WTA number one and local tennis player, Ashleigh Barty, and the American Madison Keys . The meeting will open the night session in Melbourne from 7:30 p.m., that is, from 9:30 a.m. in Spain -peninsular time-. Once the first ticket to the women’s final is decided, the other will be put into play with a duel between Iwa Swiatek, seventh seed, and Danielle Collins.

On this day there will be no men’s singles match, but the doubles semifinals will be played, with special attention to the match between Horacio Zeballos and Spaniard Marcel Granollers against Nick Kyrgios and Kokkinakis, scheduled for “not before 2:30 p.m. »in Melbourne, that is, from 4:30 a.m. in Spain. The duel is played at the Rod Laver Arena, while the other semi-final of the draw is played at the Margaret Court Arena with Ram and Salisbury on one side and Ebden and Purcell on the other.

Australian Open order of play:

ROD LAVER ARENA

From 9:30 in the morning:

First Women’s Semifinal: Barty–Keys

Second Women’s Semifinal: Swiatek–Collins

The women’s semifinals of the Australian Open 2022 can be followed this Thursday, January 27 on television starting at 9:30 in the morning – one hour less in the Canary Islands – through the Eurosport 1 channel, which can be found on Movistar + or on DAZN . In addition, in OKDIARIO, you will find the chronicles of the matches, the results of the day and all the news of the tournament.

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