Angers Prediction: Korpatsch vs Friedsam 12/6/2025 Today’s Tennis Picks

World No. 138 Tamara Korpatsch will face World No. 193 Anna-Lena Friedsam in the semifinal of the 2025 Angers Challenger on Saturday, December 6. Here’s our Tamara Korpatsch vs Anna-Lena Friedsam prediction. This preview will also include a Tamara Korpatsch vs Anna-Lena Friedsam pick.

Tamara Korpatsch vs Anna-Lena Friedsam Preview

Tamara Korpatsch is coming off a massive win over two-time champion Alycia Parks. Entering the match as a +130 underdog, Korpatsch pulled off the upset of the week by knocking out the big-serving American in straight sets. The match took 18 games to decide and lasted just 80 minutes. Korpatsch won 6-3, 6-3.

In the victory, Korpatsch hit 1 ace and 2 double faults. She landed 63% of first serves in play and won 69% of first serve points (20/29). Korpatsch won 71% of second serve points (12/17) and was broken once. Before this victory, Korpatsch had beaten Anna Siskova and Fiona Ferro. She has not dropped a set and is through to her first semifinal in Angers.

Anna-Lena Friedsam has also defied the odds yet again in this tournament as she powered to her second semifinal in Angers. The last time she made it this far, she reached the final back in 2022. Friedsam is coming off a three-set win over Turkey’s rising star Zeynep Sonmez. 

Their match took 31 games to decide, and Friedsam recovered from losing a tight opening set 7-5, to win the next two sets 6-3, 6-4. In the victory, Friedsam hit 8 aces and 5 double faults. She landed 70% of first serves in play and won 60% of first serve points (47/78). Friedsam won 58% of second serve points (19/33) and saved seven of 11 break points. This is Friedsam’s second WTA 125 K-level semifinal of the season (the other was in Porto).

Tamara Korpatsch vs Anna-Lena Friedsam Head-To-Head

Korpatsch leads their head-to-head 1-0. Incidentally, they met in Angers last year, where Korpatsch won a first-round match in straight sets.

Tamara Korpatsch vs Anna-Lena Friedsam Prediction

It would be so cruel to pick against Friedsam in this all-German semifinal, with the 31-year-old exceeding expectations this week. The most impressive part of this fine run is her serving stats with Friedsam raining down aces and saving at least half of the break points faced in every match. But with Korpatsch coming off perhaps the biggest win of the week, it leaves this match on a knife-edge. I’m backing the overs in the total games.

Nur Said's Pick: Over 21.5 games in the match