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Italian dynamo Jasmine Paolini narrowly missed out on winning the French Open, but now the No. 7 seed has a real shot at winning Wimbledon.

Paolini decisively beat Emma Navarro in the quarter final, but Paolini will have to show the same dominance against Donna Vekic to advance past this semi-final.

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Vekic is in the Wimbledon semi-final for the very time. The unseeded Croatian has a chance to make her own piece of Wimbledon history. She'd be only the second unseeded woman to reach the final.

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When is Vekic vs. Paolini?

Vekic and Paolini will meet in the semi final of Wimbledon 2024 women's singles. The match will take place onJuly 11 from 8.30 a.m. ET / 1.30 p.m. BST.

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Wimbledon 2024 is available to live stream for free on BBC iPlayer, including the semi-final matchup between Vekic and Paolini.

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