Emma Raducanu vs. Leylah Fernandez: Could we see the rematch in Washington, D.C.?

There are five combined ATP and WTA tournaments taking place this week, plus action on the ATP Challenger Tour—and all of it is streaming on the Tennis Channel app.

Here's five things you need to know about Saturday's tennis, and where you can watch each event.

Is it destiny in D.C.?

Since their improbable runs to the US Open final four years ago, Emma Raducanu and Leylah Fernandez haven't been able to recreate something similar—not even close. But this week is starting to recall that magical fortnight in Flushing Meadows. Raducanu, who has still played just one tour-level final in her career, has yet to drop a set in D.C., and will face Anna Kalinskaya in the semis. Fernandez, who followed her upset of top seed Jessica Pegula with a victory over Taylor Townsend in oppressive conditions, will get another difficult test in Elena Rybakina. If both Emma and Leylah prevail, they'll have more than earned this long-awaited rematch.

👉 Stream WTA Washington here.

Can Moutet's magic continue in Washington?

If you haven't seen the the last point of Corentin Moutet's win over Daniil Medvedev, do yourself a favor and watch the video above. We'll wait.

The diminutive Frenchman's all-court craft will get another serious test against Alex de Minaur, who looks to reach his second final of the season. Moutet, for his part, has never won an ATP title.

The winner of this match will face either Ben Shelton, who dealt with buddy Frances Tiafoe and his legion of D.C. fans admirably in warm conditions Friday night, or Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.

👉 Stream ATP Washington here.

Can red-hot Alexander Bublik go back-to-back in Kitzbuhel?

Watch out tennis—Alexander Bublik is heating up. The 28-year-old is back inside the Top 30 and playing with renewed purpose after reaching his first Grand Slam quarterfinal at Roland Garros.

The Kazakh No. 1 is now going for back-to-back ATP 250 titles. Fresh off a title run in Gstaad—where he took down Arthur Cazaux 6-1, 7-5 in the semifinals—Bublik is back in another final in Kitzbuhel. Awaiting him once again is 22-year-old Cazaux, who's hungry for revenge and chasing his first ATP title. Bublik, meanwhile, is eyeing his third trophy of the season.

👉 Stream ATP Kitzbuhel here.

Homegrown showdown in Prague: Marie Bouzkova vs Linda Noskova

There’s no place like home—especially in Prague, where Czech players have dominated at the WTA 250 event since its 2015 debut. Five different Czech champions have lifted the trophy here, and this year, the title will stay in home hands once again.

Former champion Marie Bouzkova will face No. 1 seed Linda Noskova in an all-Czech final. Bouzkova leads their head-to-head 2-1, including a win in Prague on her way to the 2022 title—but Noskova turned the tables at last year's Australian Open and is now the favorite heading into their title clash.

👉 Stream WTA Prague here.

New names, big stakes: Carlos Taberner vs Luciano Darderi in Umag

Umag has long been a launching pad for future stars, with past champions like Carlos Moya, Stan Wawrinka, Juan Carlos Ferrero, Marin Cilic, Dominic Thiem, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner all hoisting the trophy.

Now, a new name will be added to the list. Spain’s Carlos Taberner and Italy’s Luciano Darderi are set to battle for their first Umag title. Taberner, ranked No. 111, is looking to claim his maiden ATP trophy. Darderi, No. 46, is in pursuit of his third title of the year—and fourth overall—all on clay.

👉 Stream ATP Umag here.

Semifinals set at ATP Challenger Zug

Saturday’s order of play in Zug will see No. 4 seed Harold Mayot face off against Stefanos Sakellaridis, followed by Jakub Paul taking on Lukas Klein in the semifinals.

👉 Stream ATP Challenger Zug here.