June 5, 2025
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French Open Men’s Semi-Final Predictions & Odds
Friday | French Open | Tennis Betting Tips & Odds
The final four is set at Roland-Garros, and tennis fans are in for a blockbuster semi-final lineup in the Men’s French Open. With a mix of next-gen dominance and GOAT-status resilience, it’s all to play for as Carlos Alcaraz, Lorenzo Musetti, Jannik Sinner, and Novak Djokovic battle it out for a spot in Sunday’s final.
French Open Men’s Semi-final Fixtures & Odds
The first semi pits clay king-in-the-making Carlos Alcaraz against Italian shot-maker Lorenzo Musetti. Alcaraz is a short-priced 1.15 favourite with Mega Dice, while Musetti is a 5.60 underdog.
The second semi is the headliner – Jannik Sinner vs Novak Djokovic. The rising Italian is a 1.24 favourite, but don’t count Djokovic out at 4.15, especially at a venue where he’s lifted the trophy three times before.
Men’s French Open Outright Winner Odds
With only four men left standing, the outright market has tightened:
- Carlos Alcaraz – 1.75
- Jannik Sinner – 2.40
- Novak Djokovic – 10.00
- Lorenzo Musetti – 24.00
Alcaraz remains the man to beat, especially after cruising through the quarters. If he wins two more matches, he’ll become just the third player in 25 years to defend his Roland-Garros title.
Alcaraz v Musetti Preview – French Open Semis 2025
Musetti is no stranger to five-set scraps in Paris, but he’s up against a player who has dropped just one set since round one. Alcaraz’s record on clay this season? A terrifying 20-1. Musetti has the flair to entertain, but this may be one mountain too high.
Verdict: Alcaraz to win in straight sets looks like a solid play.
Sinner vs Djokovic: Roland-Garros Betting Tips
This is the one everyone’s talking about. Can Sinner finally dethrone Djokovic in Paris? The Italian has looked clinical and composed throughout, while Djokovic battled through injury rumours and a tough draw. At 37, he’s still got the grit- but does he have the legs?
Verdict: Sinner to win, but don’t be surprised if it goes four or five.
Final Thought
The Men’s French Open semifinals are a perfect blend of generational clash and championship pedigree. With Alcaraz favoured to lift the trophy and Djokovic fighting to prove he’s still got it, this weekend could serve up history – again.
Odds correct at time of writing
