Portuguese star Tiago Berenguer secured a commanding victory over French competitor Arthur Chardain, 21-12, 21-9. The second men´s singles semifinal witnessed an intense battle between Salomon Adam Thomasen from Denmark and Ivan Tsaregorotsev from Ukraine, with the Dane emerging triumphant in a gripping three-game encounter that concluded 23-21, 19-21, 22-20. 

Catch Thomasen’s post-match interview here.

Anastasiia Alymova of Ukraine will feature in two finals. First, in the women’s singles event against German revelation, Katharina Nilges, and then in the women’s doubles with teammate Raiia Almalalha. The match will be against Danish Caroline Mouritsen and Nicoline Tang.

Anastasiia Alymova of Ukraine finds herself in not one, but two finals. First, she will compete in the women's singles event against the German revelation, Katharina Nilges. Later, she will team up with her teammate Raiia Almalalha to face the Danish duo of Caroline Mouritsen and Nicoline Tang in the women's doubles final.

Their opponents, Timeo Lacour and Arsene Serre of France, earned their place after a fierce battle against the Danish pair Jens Andersson and Jesper Østergaard Christensen, ultimately winning 15-21, 21-14, 21-15.

Lastly, Ewan Goulin and Agathe Cuevas from France upset the top-seeded mixed doubles pair of Luca-Stefan Pandele and Denisa-Maria Muscalu from Romania. They will now face-off against Jesper Østergaard Christensen and Caroline Mouritsen for a shot at lifting the title.

Matches will begin at 10:00 (EEST), on court 1:

XD: Goulin/Cuevas vs Christensen/Mouritsen

WS: Nilges vs Alymova

MS: Berenguer vs Thomasen

MD: Morawski/Podkowinski vs Lacour/Serre

WD: Alymova/Almalalha vs Mouritsen/Tang