Alcaraz is the clear favorite to win a second singles title at Queen’s on Sunday afternoon after defeating fellow Spaniard Roberto Bautista Agut in straight units 6-4 6-4 within the final 4 on Saturday, notching his 250th profession victory within the course of.
The five-time Grand Slam champion has solely dropped one set up to now throughout a formidable week in West Kensington, battling to victory over one other compatriot in Jaume Munar within the final 16.
Prime seed Alcaraz – winner of 17 successive matches – additionally beat Adam Walton and Arthur Rinderknech, although gained’t have the possibility to avenge his shock defeat by Jack Draper within the second spherical of this Wimbledon warm-up event final 12 months.
The Czech world No30, a two-time winner on the ATP Tour with each titles approaching the laborious courts in Australia, together with in Brisbane earlier this 12 months, had earlier crushed one other house hopeful in Jacob Fearnley following opening wins over Gabriel Diallo and fifth seed Alex De Minaur.
Alcaraz vs Lehecka begin time
The 2025 HSBC Championships males’s singles remaining at Queen’s Membership between Carlos Alcaraz and Jiri Lehecka takes place on Sunday, June 22.
The match is scheduled to begin shortly after 2pm BST.
Easy methods to watch Alcaraz vs Lehecka
TV channel: Within the UK, reside free-to-air protection of the Queen’s remaining begins at 2:05pm on BBC One.
Dwell stream: You too can watch the motion unfold reside on-line by way of the BBC Sport web site and BBC iPlayer.
Alcaraz vs Lehecka H2H document
This would be the third time that these two gamers have met on the ATP Tour.
They’re at present tied at one win apiece within the head-to-head document, with Lehecka having gained 6-3 3-6 6-4 in an upset within the quarter-finals of the Qatar Open in Doha again in February, his first-ever win over a top-three ranked participant.
Alcaraz beat him at Queen’s Membership in 2023, triumphing 6-2 6-3 within the second spherical en path to successful the title for the primary time.
