Mirra Andreeva vs Magdalena Frech Live Stream & Tips - Andreeva poised to continue Madrid momentum

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Last updated: 26 Apr 2025

Freetips staff 26 Apr 2025

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Mirra Andreeva enters as favorite after beating Marie Bouzkova confidently.
Magdalena Frech had a tough win against Jessica Bouzas Maneiro.
Andreeva expected to win, but Frech could keep the match competitive.

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Mirra Andreeva is favored to advance in Madrid (credit: Getty)

Mirra Andreeva vs Magdalena Frech Preview

Mirra Andreeva enters her third-round match against Magdalena Frech as the clear favorite, after a solid, reassuring win over Marie Bouzkova, 6-3, 6-4.

Frech’s journey to this stage has been less smooth, requiring nearly three hours to edge out Spain’s Jessica Bouzas Maneiro. She now faces the tall task of toppling one of the circuit’s most consistent performers.

Mirra Andreeva vs Magdalena Frech Preview
Head-to-Head
Mirra Andreeva Overview
Mirra Andreeva Form
Magdalena Frech Overview
Magdalena Frech Form

Head-to-Head

Year	Event	Surface	Round	Winner	Score
2025	Australian Open	Hard	R3	Andreeva	6-2 1-6 6-2

Mirra Andreeva Overview

Current rank: 7
Career high rank: 6
ELO rank: 3
Season record: 22-5
Career Madrid record: 8-2 (QF in 2024)
Season top-30 record: 9-4

Mirra Andreeva Form

Mirra Andreeva maintains her perfect opening-round record since the Paris Olympics after defeating Marie Bouzkova in straight sets.

The victory marks Andreeva’s eighth in Madrid across her three appearances, further cementing her status as one of the tour's brightest young stars.

At just 17--soon to be 18--Andreeva has become a force to be reckoned with on tour.

She captured two WTA 1000 titles in Dubai and Indian Wells earlier this year and has notched five wins over top-10 opponents in 2025 alone.

The Russian was a quarterfinalist in Madrid last year when she beat three seeded players and has continued to dominate at this venue, where she debuted as recently as 2023 (fourth round).

She is trying to reach the fourth round of Madrid for the third time in as many appearances.

Her composed and aggressive playstyle has set her apart, ensuring she remains a title contender this fortnight.

Magdalena Frech Overview

Current rank: 27
Career high rank: 22
ELO rank: 67
Season record: 5-10
Best season result: Third round (Australian Open)

Magdalena Frech Form

Magdalena Frech has had a turbulent 2025 season, with inconsistent performances leading to opening-round exits in seven of 10 tournaments in the lead-up to Madrid.

Playing as the 27th seed, she was on the cusp of another early exit while facing Jessica Bouzas Maneiro but prevented the Spaniard from serving out the match and later won 5-7, 7-6, 6-4.

Next up, she has the simple but challenging task of securing back-to-back wins for the first time since the Australian Open.

It should tell how far she has fallen in her form despite finishing the 2024 season with a clay-court final in Prague and a title in Guadalajara.

Frech’s record against top-10 players stands at a grim 1-17, with her sole victory coming last year against Emma Navarro en route to the quarterfinal in Wuhan.

Verdict

Mirra Andreeva v Magdalena Frech

Mirra Andreeva comes in as the clear favorite after a composed win over Bouzkova, while Frech battled past Bouzas Maneiro in a long three-setter.

Frech did manage to take a set off Andreeva at the Australian Open this year, and even if she falls short again, she is likely to stay competitive. Andreeva to win along with over games could offer solid value.