Anna Siskova and Elsa Jacquemot meet in the Limoges Chall. Women (indoor) quarter-finals on 12 Dec 2025, a best-of-three hard-court test with a semi-final place on the line.
Jacquemot comes in with the higher ranking and the betting market heavily on her side, but the recent form figures suggest this could hinge on who controls the return games. Alongside the match breakdown, we also explain how to follow the contest live as it unfolds.FINISHED
Siskova A.
Jacquemot E.
6-3
, 3-6
, 4-6
On hard courts this season, Jacquemot has a 16-9 record compared to Siskova's 3-3, and the underlying hold and break numbers lean the same way. Jacquemot is winning 71% of service games and 42% of return games, a profile that tends to keep scorelines under control.
Siskova's hard-court figures are thinner and tougher, with 55% service games won and 30% return games won, so she is likely to need early pressure to stay level.Both arrive at 6-4 over their last 10 matches, but they are getting there in different ways. Jacquemot is producing more free points with 5 aces per match, yet she is also averaging 7 double faults, which can hand momentum away quickly indoors.
Siskova has been sharper on the return in that same window, winning 45% of return games, and with both carrying a back-to-back workload of roughly eight to nine hours over the last five matches, the small swings in concentration could matter.
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Bookmakers price Jacquemot at 1.25 against Siskova at 3.75, framing her as the clear favourite to progress. The first-set market is similar, with 1.33 for Jacquemot versus 3.25 for Siskova, so a fast start from the higher-ranked player is the expectation.
Siskova A.
Jacquemot E.
This matchup reads as a contest between Jacquemot's stronger season-long hold-and-break profile on hard courts and Siskova's better recent return success. If Jacquemot keeps the double-fault count under control, her 71% service-games-won rate on the surface should let her dictate the key moments.
But if Siskova can turn that 45% recent return-games-won figure into early breaks, the pressure shifts quickly in a best-of-three.Prediction
Elsa Jacquemot
Anna Siskova
Overall indicators tilt towards Elsa Jacquemot, with the market strongly behind her and her hard-court season numbers showing a clear edge in both holding serve and breaking back. Recent form is level on the win-loss line, though, and her higher double-fault rate leaves a visible risk if Siskova can sustain return pressure. That keeps the door ajar, but the balance of evidence still favours Jacquemot.
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