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It’s the second round of the French Open 2021 and the nail-biting contests at this year’s tournament continue. Swiss ace Roger Federer will take on Croatia’s Marin Cilic on Thursday.

The match will be on Court Philippe-Chatrier and will be the third match of the day session. The match will not begin before 4 pm local time. It promises to be a highly anticipated match that will surely not disappoint fans from all over the world. 

Federer and Cilic have played each other in two Grand Slam finals – Wimbledon 2017 and the Australian Open 2018. Both those duels went in the Swiss star’s favor. Although Roger has dominated their head-to-head record (9:1), their second-round match in Paris can be tricky. 

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Details of the Roger Federer vs Marin Cilic second-round match 

French viewers can watch all the action on Amazon Prime Video and France TV Sport. Viewers across Europe can catch all the action on Eurosport. Besides, there are other European local broadcasters like ORF, EPT, Servus TV, where these matches can be viewed. 

Fans in the United States of America can view this match on Tennis Channel and Peacock Network. As we move further up north, tennis enthusiasts can watch this match on RDS and TSN. In the Latin American region, viewers can catch all the live-action on ESPN. 

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For viewers across Asia-Pacific

Coming towards Asia, in the southeastern region, the match will be telecasted on Fox Sports. Interestingly, fans in India, China, and Japan can watch this game on Star Sports Select, CMG (China Media Group), and TV Tokyo respectively. Australian fans can watch the match on the Wide World of Sports. 

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This match between Roger Federer and Marin Cilic at the French Open 2021 can also be viewed on Bet365.com. They just have to log in at the site, go to the tennis section, and click on live streaming to witness the live-action. 

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