Clara Tauson survived a fierce Polish test to book her ticket to French Open’s second round when she won 6-4, 4-6, 6-1 against Magda Linette on Monday evening.

Tauson is in the second round of the open French after a three-party VICTORY Over the Polish Outsen leave.

Tauson, the 22nd planted in the Grand Slam tour, was already tired of attracting the highest rank player of all the unprecedented players who went into the match, but Dane still managed to make winning 6-4, 4-6, 6-1.

Leading 4-2 in the second set, Tauson appeared to be on its way to a certain victory in two groups, but Linette produced a stunning return to force the match in a third set. In the third set, however, there was no doubt about the outcome.

22-year-old Dane played a good match from time to time, but there is also room for improvement, and the level was uneven as she handed over big winners, but also had a high percentage of mandatory mistakes.

It was an unequal set of first, where Dane found it difficult to hold momentum when she was at the top, but when she broke Linet’s service to lead 5-4, she finally kept her high level in her service to secure the first set.

Tauson continued her bright since the beginning of the second group and despite Linette added more stability to her game, Tauson managed to get a 4-2 lead and watched directed for a comfortable victory.

But then Linette rediscovered its highest level and won successive games to level the result.

Tauson began his third set with a different attitude and immediately broke Linet’s service with a heavy vanguard winner.

This time there was no response from Linette, and Tauson dictated the game from the starting base with strong strokes to get a 4-0 insurance superiority.

Dane closed the game after just over two hours when she broke the service clean.

In the second round Tauson will face the Dutch contender Arantxa Russian (No. 94 in the world) on Wednesday, who on Monday held a little surprise beating the Colombian Camila OsorioNot 54 in the world.