Alexander Zverev Vs Flavio Cobolli Highlights, French Open Final: German Beats Italian To Win Grand Slam Title

Hello tennis fans! We're back to make your weekend even better with the live coverage of the final of Roland Garros between Alexander Zverev and Flavio Cobolli at the Philippe Chatrier on Sunday, June 7. Stay tuned for the live score and real-time updates of the match.

Match: Alexander Zverev Vs Flavio Cobolli

Round: Men's Singles Final

Tournament: French Open 2026

Venue & Date: Court Philippe-Chatrier, 6:30 PM IST

The men’s singles final of the French Open 2026 between Alexander Zverev Vs Flavio Cobolli is scheduled for Sunday, June 7, with action set to begin at 6:30 p.m. IST.

In India, the match will be broadcast live on Sony Sports Network, while fans can also catch the live stream on SonyLIV and FanCode via both their apps and websites.

The men's singles final of French Open between Alexander Zverev and Flavio Cobolli will start at 6:55 PM IST. Stay tuned for the live score and real-time updates here.

The men's singles final of French Open between Alexander Zverev and Flavio Cobolli has started. Whoever will win this match will be winning the first major slam of their career. A lot is at stake for both these players today.

Alexander Zverev is leading the charge in the first set with a score line of 3-1. First Cobolli committed an unforced error followed by some powerful shots by Zverev to take the game. The Italian has shown some glimpses of his potential but inconsistency has a issue for him so far.

Zverev 3-1 Cobolli

That's the first set! Zverev take the first set 6-1. The Italian has been broken thrice in the first set. Serve has been Cobolli's nemesis in the first set and he'll have to overcome it to stay in the game otherwise, Zverev will take the second set easily too and with the match.

Zverev 6-1 Cobolli

Flavio Cobolli's response to the return of serve by Zverev has not been up to the mark. The World No.2 has dominated so far in the match. Though Cobolli showed some fight in the second set, Zverev is still leading it by 3-2.

Zverev 3-2 Cobolli

Suddenly the tide of the match has turned as Zverev lose six points on serve, that sends him into panic mode. It looks like a new wave of energy has been injected inside Cobolli. Zverev is on backfoot now and is now serving to stay in the second set after winning the first one comfortably.

Zverev 3-5 Cobolli

After getting outclassed in the first, Flavio Cobolli makes an excellent comeback in the second set to win it by 6-4. Cobolli's superstitions may have also worked as after hitting an ace, he asked the ball kids to return the same ball again as he ended up winning that point too. He then executed a serve-and-volley perfectly on the first opportunity, clinching the set and drawing level in the French Open final.

Zverev 4-6 Cobolli

Flavio Cobolli wraps up another service game and we are back to all square in the third set.

Zverev held on to his serve and the Italian returned the favour with the hold, with a drop shot and forehand winner getting him over the line. Level again.

Third set looks like a penalty shootout. One wins, other returns the favour and puts pressure back on his opponent. Zverev wins and now Cobolli has to serve to stay alive in the set.

Alexander Zverev is pumped! The German is in front again. It's all on the German to deliver and win his first French Open title. He's 2-1 up now and will be astonishing if he loses from here.

Alexander Zverev 1-6, 6-4, 4-6 Flavio Cobolli

German cannot believe his luck! He has a stare at his racquet as he goes 3-1 down with Italian now in the driving seat.

Alexander Zverev hits back as he breaks Cobolli's serve. The German is now in the driving seat of this French Open final.

Cobolli leads 5-4 in the fourth set and this means, we could end up in the fifth between these two magnificent tennis players.

Just as we were talking about the fifth set, German is no mood to give up despite tiring and feeling exhausted. A superb winner from Alexander Zverev backhand and he ties 5-5 in the fourth set.

German is leading 6-5 in the fourth set and now is one game away from landing the French Open title.

Chants of 'Sascha, Sascha' reverberates around the Court Philippe-Chatrier as we enter fourth set tiebreak.

The men's singles final will head to the fifth set! Cobolli is a beast. Despite missing on a point, the Italian breaks Zverev's serve and takes the fourth set. A stunning winner down the line and we're going the distance!

Cobolli 1-6 6-4 4-6 6-6 (7-5) 0-0 Zverev

Well, well, well! What do we have here? Zverev breaks the Italian as the latter reacts angrily towards his entourage seated in the stands.

Zverev holds his serve despite being 40-40 as Flavio Cobolli hits wide to give the German a major advantage in the final.

Zverev showing his class and quality in the fifth set. The no 2 seeds breaks again and leads 3-0 in the fifth. It's his match to lose from here on.

Cobolli 1-6 6-4 4-6 7-6 (7-5) 0-3 Zverev

Mirra Andreeva is in the attendance and she is witnessing some unbelievable tennis! Alexander Zverev wins a point that he was out of several times. Remarkable game.

Cobolli has produced some sensational tennis but the Italian has struggled in critical moments with the German completing a massive hold of serve for a 4-0 lead in the deciding set.

German is one game away from clinching his first Grand Slam title, a hiatus of 13 years. Zverev has huffed and puffed and after major exits including Djokovic, Sinner and others, it has given the German a golden chance to lift the trophy.

Alexander Zverev is a Grand Slam champion! The duck is finally broken for the German, as he wins a Grand Slam for the very first time in his career.

The German falls flat on his back and starts to sob. He cannot believe it that he has done this. A remarkable achievement. A spare of thought for Cobolli too, who has given his all in this final and made it a spectacle for every sports and tennis lover.

Cobolli 1-6 6-4 4-6 7-6 (7-5) 1-6 Zverev

"It's not easy for me to talk right now but I want to start with Alexander. If someone asks me who deserved this title, I always said you.

"It's been an honour to share the court with you today. I'm happy for you but also sad because I was close and I feel it.

"Now you've achieved your dream, let me win the next time."

"Thanks to all the blue wall [of Italian supporters] behind me. I can't look at you otherwise I will cry.

"I want to ask you one thing - it was an incredible run so I want to see all the smiles from you guys because it's been fantastic to be here with you.

"I started playing when I was young and I never expected this kind of result. Now that I'm here, I just want to make something special possible. For me, it's not done, it's only the start and I'm still young so I just want to enjoy every moment I spend on court."

"Well, first of all, I want to congratulate Flavio. Unbelievable two weeks reaching a first Grand Slam final and playing this way in your first Grand Slam final is incredible. Not many people do that. Really, from the bottom of my heart, I hope you will hold one of these trophies very soon.

"I also want to congratulate the team because, for me, it is one of the nicest teams on tour. Papa [Stefano Cobolli] you are one of the best people on tour. We always have great conversations. I also enjoy being around you guys. So you deserve