French Open: 'Her worst match but she still won' - Iga Swiatek amazes Mats Wilander and Alize Lim in Paris

Iga Swiatek is so good that despite her victory against Danka Kovinic being her “worst match”, she still won, said Eurosport expert Mats Wilander. Swiatek, the world No.1, was able to come out on top in a tough third round against Kovinic at the French Open to extend her winning streak to 31 consecutive matches.

Ad/> The encounter wasn’t as easy sailing as her previous two, and according to Wilander, the anxiousness was evident in Swiatek when she was doing press after the game. /> Roland-GarrosSwiatek signs camera lens but can't choose between Real or Liverpool2 HOURS AGO “I feel, now that I’m doing interviews on court, you get really close to the player and you can feel this energy that is sometimes very positive, sometimes very relaxed, [and] sometimes a little bit anxious,” he said.

“With Iga today in the match, it looked like she was a little bit anxious, and then in that interview, I could feel that she’s saying ‘Mats, let me get out of here because I want to go to the Bois De Boulogne, and I need to go so can you please stop asking me any more questions'. Do you know what I mean? «6-3 4-1 and then something happened.

[It was] maybe her worst match here, but she still won in two sets.” 'Sickening' — Swiatek point so good her opponent can only stand and applaud 'Nonsense! Give the girl a break!' — Fans boo injured Cornet for retiring hurt 'Nearly hit the bird!' — Surprise disturbance has everyone laughing at Zverev match Fellow Eurosport expert Alize Lim couldn’t help but agree, saying: “She was speaking so fast, it was almost like she was rushing because maybe she still felt the emotions from the match, and like you said, she got tested a little bit more today. “But is that it? When you’re so confident, when you’re