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for February 20, 2021

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Jennifer Brady (24,

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Naomi Osaka (3, 3)

On the other side of the world, the women’s final of the Australian Open tennis is on the menu this morning. In it, top favorite Naomi Osaka takes on the American player Jennifer Brady. You can find out how the match works on this page.

1. 10:0210 am 02.
2. 09:599 am 59.1-3: Brady double faults. Naomi Osaka makes a first gap in this final. Thanks to a mediocre serve from Brady – with 2 double faults – she runs to 1-3. .

   1-3: Brady double faults

   Naomi Osaka makes a first gap in this final. Thanks to a mediocre serve from Brady – with 2 double faults – she runs to 1-3.

3. 09:5409 hours 54.1-1. With some effort, Jennifer Brady also lands her first serve game. After a 40-0 lead, she let Osaka come alongside. .

   1-1

   With some effort, Jennifer Brady also lands her first serve game. After a 40-0 lead, she let Osaka come alongside.

4. 09:5309 hours 53.

   

5. 09:4709 hours 47.0-1: love game Osaka. Osaka is off to a great start. She opens the final without losing points on her service. .

   0-1: lovegame Osaka

   Osaka is off to a great start. She opens the final without losing points on her service.

6. 09:4609 am 46. Play! They started it. Top favorite and 3-time grand slam winner Naomi Osaka is the first to serve. .

   Play!

   They started it. Top favorite and 3-time grand slam winner Naomi Osaka is the first to serve.

7. 09:4509 hours 45.

   

8. 09:4309 am 43. Reissue semi-finals US Open. Six months ago, Naomi Osaka and Jennifer Brady faced each other in the semi-finals of the US Open. Article link https://www.news1.news/news/2021/02/live-who-will-be-crowned-winner-of-the-australian-open-australian-open.html

   The two then served you a top match, won by Osaka in 3 hard-fought sets (7-6, 3-6, 6-3). & Nbsp; Are we getting such a great game again today? .

   Reissue semi-finals US Open

   Six months ago, Naomi Osaka and Jennifer Brady faced each other in the semi-finals of the US Open. Article link https://www.news1.news/news/2021/02/live-who-will-be-crowned-winner-of-the-australian-open-australian-open.html

   The two then served you a top match, won by Osaka in 3 hard-fought sets (7-6, 3-6, 6-3).

   Are we getting such a great game again today?

9. 09:4309 hours 43.

   

   US Open

   Article link https://www.news1.news/news/2021/02/live-who-will-be-crowned-winner-of-the-australian-open-australian-open.html

   The news at 1 pm with wins for Osaka and Brady and a place in the semi-finals of the US Open

10. 09:4209:42 AM Article link https://www.news1.news/news/2021/02/live-who-will-be-crowned-winner-of-the-australian-open-australian-open.html

    The players warm up for the final. .

    Article link https://www.news1.news/news/2021/02/live-who-will-be-crowned-winner-of-the-australian-open-australian-open.html

    The players warm up for the final.

09:3809 hours 38.

09:3809 hours 38.

09:3509:35. Women’s Final Jennifer Brady – Naomi Osaka. In Melbourne, Naomi Osaka (WTA-3) and Jennifer Brady (WTA-22) will soon enter the field for the final of the Australian Open. For Osaka it is the 2nd time, she already won once in 2019. Brady is in a grand slam tournament final for the very first time. .

Women’s Final Jennifer Brady – Naomi Osaka

In Melbourne, Naomi Osaka (WTA-3) and Jennifer Brady (WTA-22) will soon enter the field for the final of the Australian Open.

It is the 2nd time for Osaka, she already won once in 2019. Brady is in a grand slam tournament final for the very first time.

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