Coco Gauff defeats Mirra Andreeva to reach US Open semi‑finals, set to meet Elena Rybakina

In the quarter‑final round of the US Open women's singles, Coco Gauff overcame Mirra Andreeva to book a spot in the tournament's semi‑finals. The American entered the match as a favourite but fell behind early, losing the first set before mounting a determined comeback. Gauff's aggressive baseline play and improved serve turned the tide, allowing her to rally past the Russian opponent and advance.

The victory marks Gauff's second semi‑final appearance at a Grand Slam this year, underscoring her rising consistency on the big stage. With the win, she now prepares to face Kazakhstan’s Elena Rybakina, who secured her own semi‑final berth earlier in the day.

Both players have displayed strong form throughout the fortnight, and the upcoming clash promises a high‑quality contest between two of the sport's emerging talents. Gauff will look to capitalize on her momentum, while Rybakina aims to extend her own impressive run.

The match, set for the next day on the Arthur Ashe Stadium court, will attract considerable attention from tennis fans worldwide, as the winner moves on to the US Open final.