Swiatek will face American Coco Gauff for a place in the final
An early break and hold saw Swiatek lead 2-0 and she never relinquished control, closing out the match with two more breaks to complete the turnaround in one hour and 33 minutes.
“At the beginning, it wasn’t easy to get used to her lefty spin, but I’m happy that I kind of played better and better throughout the whole match. At the end, I was really solid,” the Pole said on the WTA Tour website. “I made good decisions and chose the right solutions to win these points. I think she also kind of made some mistakes. The most important is to use your opportunity and I’m happy that I did that.”
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