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Emma Raducanu Next Match 2026 | Schedule, Form & How to Watch
Latest: Emma Raducanu enjoyed a superb week at Queen’s, reaching the WTA 500 final before losing to Donna Vekic 6-0, 7-6(6). The runner-up finish is among the best results of her grass season and a timely confidence boost. Next: the grass swing continues toward Wimbledon (29 June), with a possible Eastbourne tune-up.
Emma Raducanu (WTA No. 25) targets the Linz Open as her next tournament after withdrawing from Miami with illness. The British No. 1 is aiming for consistency on clay ahead of Wimbledon and the 2026 Olympics, having already reached a WTA 500 final earlier this season. Here is everything you need to know about Emma Raducanu’s next match, upcoming schedule, and current form heading into the spring clay swing.
Emma Raducanu Next Match
Raducanu’s run to the Queen’s final — her best grass result in some time — sets her up well for the rest of the swing and Wimbledon.
| Detail | Info |
| Tournament | Rome Open (Internazionali BNL d’Italia) |
| Dates | Mid-May 2026 |
| Surface | Clay (outdoor) |
| Category | WTA 1000 |
| Raducanu seeding | TBD |
| Fitness status | Withdrew from Madrid Open 2026 |
Raducanu’s participation at Linz is contingent on her fitness. She withdrew from the Miami Open due to illness and has not played competitively since Indian Wells in early March. Assuming she is fit to compete, Linz represents a genuine title opportunity given the relatively thin top-player field.
Emma Raducanu 2026 Schedule
Raducanu has confirmed a clay-heavy schedule through April and May, ahead of what she has described as her primary target — the 2026 grass season including Wimbledon and the Olympics. She has also added Queen’s Club to her 2026 schedule, marking her commitment to the British grass swing.
| Tournament | Dates | Surface | Category | Notes |
| Linz | 6–12 Apr | Indoor Clay | WTA 500 | 4th seed; first clay match of 2026 |
| Stuttgart | Mid-Apr | Clay | WTA 500 | QF in 2022 and 2024 |
| Madrid | Late Apr–early May | Clay | WTA 1000 | 2–2 career record |
| Roland Garros | 24 May–7 Jun | Clay | Grand Slam | R2 in 2022 |
| Queen’s Club | Jun | Grass | WTA 500 | Confirmed for 2026 |
| Wimbledon | Jun–Jul | Grass | Grand Slam | Primary target for 2026 |
Emma Raducanu Current Form & Recent Results
Raducanu has shown genuine quality in 2026, reaching the final of the Transylvania Open in Cluj-Napoca (WTA 500) before illness disrupted her season. A chest infection caused her to retire mid-match in Doha, she needed medical attention on court in Dubai, and ultimately withdrew from the Miami Open before it began. Her 2026 record stands at 7–7.
| Tournament | Surface | Round | Result |
| Cluj-Napoca (Feb) | Hard (indoor) | Final (runner-up) | Lost to Cirstea 0-6, 2-6 |
| Doha (Feb) | Hard | R1 (retired) | Chest infection |
| Dubai (Feb) | Hard | R1 loss | Lost to Ruzic; needed medical timeout |
| Indian Wells (Mar) | Hard | R3 loss | Lost to Anisimova 1-6, 1-6 |
| Miami (Mar) | Hard | WD | Withdrew due to illness |
Raducanu entered 2026 around WTA No. 60 and climbed to No. 25 primarily on the back of her Cluj final run. Under a new coaching setup that reunites her informally with Mark Petchey — who coached her during her formative years before the 2021 US Open — alongside hitting partner and coach Alexis Canter and LTA technical director Louis Cayer, she has settled on a more flexible arrangement after her split with Francisco Roig following the Australian Open.
Emma Raducanu WTA Ranking
Raducanu is currently ranked WTA No. 25 (as of March 2026), with a career high of No. 12 reached in May 2022. She entered 2026 at around No. 60 and has climbed steadily through the early season.
For the latest rankings, see our live WTA rankings page, updated weekly.
Emma Raducanu Clay Court Record
Clay remains Raducanu’s least experienced surface, with a career record of 13–11 (54.2%) at WTA level. She did not play regularly on clay at tour level until 2022. However, her form over the last 52 weeks has shown real improvement, with a 60% win rate on clay including notable results at Stuttgart (QF in 2022 and 2024, losing to Swiatek on both occasions) and a run to the last 16 at Rome in 2025.
Linz as an indoor clay WTA 500 with a thinner top-player field represents a genuine title opportunity. Indoor clay plays significantly faster than outdoor clay, which suits Raducanu’s game better and partially offsets the surface’s traditional challenges for her.
How to Watch Emma Raducanu Live
The easiest way to watch Emma Raducanu’s matches live is through the Bet365 live streaming service. Bet365 offers live coverage of WTA Tour matches to account holders with a funded account or who have placed a bet in the last 24 hours.
To watch Emma Raducanu live on Bet365:
- Go to Bet365.com via this link
- Register an account and make a first deposit to receive up to £30 in Bet Credits*
- Once registered, go to the sports homepage and select Tennis from the left-hand menu
- Select the play icon next to any match featuring Raducanu and the stream window will appear
The Stuttgart and Madrid tournaments are also broadcast live on Sky Sports Tennis in the UK. Roland Garros is available on ITV and Eurosport.
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Emma Raducanu Betting Tips
Raducanu at 4th seed in Linz is the most immediately actionable betting angle. The field is not top-heavy, and on indoor clay her flat, aggressive ball-striking can be effective. That said, the chest infection and general fitness concerns make it difficult to back her with confidence until she is confirmed fit and has played a match.
For Stuttgart and Madrid, she has a track record of performing well (two Stuttgart QFs) and the surface should improve further into the grass season when Wimbledon becomes her focus. She represents an interesting each-way play in Stuttgart if available at the right odds.
Follow our tennis betting tips for the latest Raducanu match predictions throughout the clay season.
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For a full career profile, stats and head-to-head records, see the Emma Raducanu player profile.
FAQs
When does Emma Raducanu play next?
Emma Raducanu’s next confirmed tournament is the Upper Austria Ladies Linz (WTA 500), running from 6–12 April 2026 in Linz, Austria. She is seeded 4th. Her participation is subject to fitness after withdrawing from Miami due to illness.
What is Emma Raducanu’s WTA ranking?
Raducanu is currently ranked WTA No. 25 (as of March 2026). Her career high was No. 12, achieved in May 2022 following her US Open title.
Who coaches Emma Raducanu?
Raducanu is currently working with Mark Petchey on an informal basis, alongside Alexis Canter as a coach and hitting partner. LTA technical director Louis Cayer also works with her during London training blocks. She split with Francisco Roig after the 2026 Australian Open.
What surface does Emma Raducanu play best on?
Raducanu’s best results have come on hard courts — she won the 2021 US Open on hard courts and has reached multiple finals on that surface. Her clay results have improved notably over the past two seasons, with Stuttgart QFs in 2022 and 2024 and a Rome R4 in 2025.
