Linda Noskova became the first player to reach the WTA Finals semi‑finals, securing a decisive 6‑3, 6‑3 straight‑sets victory over fourth‑ranked Coco Gauff.
The Czech’s powerful display earned her a second win in as many matches at the event, following her earlier triumph over Marta Kostyuk, and showcased her exceptional form heading into the final stretch of the season.
At 21 years old, Noskova remains unbeaten at the WTA Finals, reinforcing an outstanding campaign with her continued dominance.
With two victories each, Noskova now leads her Group One standings, while Gauff and Jessica Pegula sit on one win and one loss.
After suffering two defeats, Kostyuk was eliminated when she lost to Pegula 6‑2, 7‑5, a match that followed Pegula’s recovery from a loss to Gauff and kept her semi‑final hopes alive.
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