French Open 2023 Women's Final Live Score and Updates: Swiatek defends her title !!

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Swiatek successfully defends her French Open title, defeating Muchova in the final with a forehand return and two championship points.

Muchova serves to consolidate the break, but Swiatek wins the opening points with forehand winners. Muchova saves two break points with a wide ace into the ad court, and Swiatek breaks back with a good backhand volley.

Swiatek is down 0-30 on her serve, but Muchova wins the point with a forehand winner. Swiatek overhits a forehand, but Muchova nets a backhand return and Swiatek holds serve.

Swiatek continues to lead in the decisive set by serving. Muchova returns a loopy forehand, and Swiatek nets the forehand in response, leaving a score of 0–15. 0-30 for Swiatek's double fault. Trouble. Muchova returns her forehand far (15-30). Muchova hits a well-decorated drop shot, which Swiatek is able to chip over the net, but Muchova volleys the ball with her forehand - 15-40. two places of rupture. As Swiatek misses with a crosscourt forehand, Muchova breaks once more!

What a great way to return in the game!! Third set starts.

Muchova and Swiatek battle on the court, with Muchova dominating in the set of T aces to take control of the game.

Muchova takes the lead in the second set with a fiery comeback

Muchova's backhand slice goes wide, while Swiatek's crosscourt forehand goes long and she misses a point.

Swiatek loses the opening point on her serve, but Muchova forces her to fetch the drop shot, and Swiatek hits the forehand long, leading to a break point for Muchova.

A heating game, Muchova and Swiatek both hit backhand return winners, but Muchova ultimately holds serve to keep up the pressure.

Swiatek wins with a backhand winner down the line to hold serve in a 19-shot rally.

Muchova's confidence is boosted by her strong serves, which she successfully defends against Swiatek.

Muchova is bouncing back after striking one of the most insane shots in the game. 

Swiatek and Muchova play a nine-shot rally, with Swiatek hitting the backhand return and Muchova hitting a backhand crosscourt winner.

Swiatek holds serve after Muchova's backhand return goes long, consolidating the break.

Muchova and Swiatek both struggle in service games, with Swiatek throwing a defensive lob return and Muchova sending a forehand long.

Muchova and Swiatek had a long rally, with Swiatek making a crosscourt pass and Muchova mishitting a forehand. Swiatek eventually held on to the match.

 Swiatek  won the first set by a score of 6-2.

Muchova serves to stay in the set, but Swiatek takes it after a drop shot and a backhand pass.

Muchova attacks the second serve with a backhand winner down the line, but Swiatek hits the forehand long and holds serve.

Muchova begins with a wide ace, but Swiatek nets a backhand return. Muchova saves a break point, and Swiatek nets a forehand return. Muchova draws Swiatek towards the net with a backhand slice and holds serve.

Swiatek is on the better end with a 4-1 edge over Muchova, match-up gets more interesting

Swaitek is now having a  3-0 lead over Muchova, defending champ fires in the right time to take the lead

Muchova finally had a chance to score against Swiatek, score 3-1 

A pretty fantastic payout from Swiatek! The defending champion responds by smacking Muchova and takes a 2-0 lead.

The Women's singles final is turning out as a fun game as Swiatek picked up the lead

The women's finals at the Roland Garros officially begins

Swiatek won the toss and will be serving after the warm-ups.

Swiatek and Muchova arrive at the Court Philippe-Chatrier for the Women's singles Final in French Open

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It all comes down to this 🤩

Dual #RolandGarros Champion Iga Swiatek takes on first-time finalist Karolina Muchova for the title. pic.twitter.com/baERiM5LwB

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