2026 Mutua Madrid Open – Monday April 27 Order of Play (3rd & 4th Round)

The new week kicks off with a bang at the 2026 Mutua Madrid Open! As we roll into Monday, April 27, the intensity is reaching fever pitch. We have former World No. 1s facing off, local heroes looking for upsets, and some of the most exciting young names in the sport taking to the clay.

Whether you’re spending your Monday at the office or lucky enough to be at the Caja Mágica, this is a day of tennis you’ll want to follow closely.

Blockbuster Monday at Manolo Santana Stadium

The action on the main show court starts with a certified clay-court grind. Spain’s Alejandro Davidovich Fokina takes on Casper Ruud. Ruud is a master of the dirt, but “Foki” brings a level of flair and unpredictability that can throw anyone off their game—especially with a home crowd behind him.

Following that, grab your popcorn for a total heavyweight clash: Aryna Sabalenka vs. Naomi Osaka. Seeing two players with this much power face off on clay is a rare treat. Both are Grand Slam champions who refuse to back down, so expect plenty of baseline winners. The afternoon continues with American star Coco Gauff, who faces a tough test in the rising Czech talent Linda Noskova.

The night session features the two-time Madrid champion Alexander Zverev taking on Frenchman Terence Atmane. Zverev loves the conditions here, but he’ll need to be sharp under the lights. To close the evening, the big-serving Elena Rybakina returns to center stage to face the aggressive Anastasia Potapova.

Stars Align on Arantxa Sanchez & Stadium 3

Over on the Arantxa Sanchez Stadium, fans are in for a treat with Stefanos Tsitsipas and Daniil Medvedev both in action. Tsitsipas faces the young Spaniard Daniel Merida, while Medvedev—who has a famously “complicated” relationship with clay—takes on Norway’s Nicolai Budkov Kjaer. The night finishes with a power-hitting battle between Karen Khachanov and the teenage sensation Jakub Mensik.

Stadium 3 is the place to be for WTA fans, with Leylah Fernandez, Karolina Pliskova, and the phenom Mirra Andreeva all scheduled. It’s also where Felix Auger-Aliassime will look to find his rhythm against the talented Alexander Blockx.

Don’t Miss the Legends on Court 4

One of the most anticipated matches of the day isn’t on a stadium court. Court 4 will host a legendary doubles pairing as Venus Williams and Katie Boulter take on the technical wizardry of Su-Wei Hsieh and Sofia Kenin. Seeing Venus in action is always a privilege, and this doubles clash is a “must-watch” for anyone on the grounds!

Full Order of Play: Monday, April 27, 2026

Manolo Santana Stadium (Starts at 11:00)

Arantxa Sanchez Stadium (Starts at 11:00)

Stadium 3 (Starts at 11:00)

Court 4 (Starts at 11:00)

Court 5 (Starts at 11:00)

Court 6 (Starts at 11:00)

NB = Not Before / (D) = Doubles