Take a look at everything you need to know about the Denmark Open 2021 Women’s Singles semi-finals including it’s predictions, results, venue, schedule, draw, live stream
The Denmark Open 2021 Women’s singles tournament is finally nearing it’s completion. After an exciting quarter-final round in the division we have our four semi-finalists. The semi-finals matches are set to kick off at 13:50 pm IST, so without further ado let’s have a look at the Women’s singles semi-final schedule, predictions, venue, live stream and more.
Denmark Open 2021 Women’s Singles Semi-Finals Schedule, Predictions, Live Stream, Fixtures
Out of the 32 participants only four have managed to still stay in the tournament and take a step further in the tournament. Let’s take a look at the results from the quarter-finals of the tournament:
- K Gilmour defeated C Azurmendi
- PV Sindhu lost to An S-y
- He B J defeated Wang Z Y
- P Chochuwong lost to A Yamaguchi
The semi-finals fixtures have been revealed and it promises us two exciting games in which players will battle it out for a place in the finals. The fixtures for the semi-finals are:
Semi-Final 1:
A Yamaguchi (1.75) vs He B J (2.05)
Prediction: He B J to beat A Yamaguchi and advance to the finals of the tournament.
Semi-Final 2:
K Gilmour (12.00) vs An S-y (1.02)
Prediction: An S-y to ease past K Gilmour and secure a spot in the finals.
Denmark Open 2021 Women’s Singles Semi-Finals Venue and Live Stream
The venue for the Denmark Open 2021 is the Odense Sports Park in the host city of Odense, Denmark and the Women’s singles Semi-Finals will also be held there. The matches will are scheduled for 23rd October. The fans can watch the matches live from the arena as well. To book the tickets head over to: TICKETMASTER.
Denmark Open Women’s singles Semi-Finals Live Stream, Date, Time And Telecast Schedule
The first match of the Semi-Finals in Women’s singles division will be kicked off from 13:50 pm IST. Fans can watch the action live from the following streaming sites and television networks:
India:
Star Sports 3 or Disney+Hotstar (13:50 pm IST, 23rd October)
UK:
BT Sport (9:20 am BST, 23rd October)
China:
CCTV (4:20 pm CST Asia, 23rd October)
USA:
Olympics.com (3:20 am CT, 23rd October)
Australia:
Olympics.com (6:20 pm AEST, 23rd October)
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