Serena Williams vs Errani live stream free: watch online French Open 2013 women's singles semi-finals tennis

Serena Williams vs Sara Errani will take place in the French Open 2013 Women's Singles Semi-Finals on Thursday, with Williams the big favorite to make yet another Grand Slam final. The game will be the third match on court and will begin once the other semi-final between Maria Sharapova and Victoria Azarenka is finished.

The game can be watched online through free live stream via the link provided below.

Both players have endured five grueling rounds at the French Open to get to this match, and now they stand just one game away from the final and the chance to claim a coveted Grand Slam.

Although Williams has been a regular winner of Grand Slams on the tennis circuit, she has not won the French Open since 2002 – and that was in fact also the last time she made the final of this Grand Slam tournament at Roland Garros.

This venue has always been a tough one for Williams, but this year she has put in even more fight and has managed to win through for another shot at making the final.

This is the first time that Williams has even made the semi-final at Roland Garros since 2003, and she will be pleased at her progress, but it would be a grand let down if she falls short now.

Errani meanwhile is a lot less established in the world of women's tennis, but she has a reasonable recent record at the French Open. She will be the underdog today but if she can win against Williams she will make it back to back trips to the French Open final. In 2012 she lost in the final to winner Maria Sharapova. If she and Sharapova win their semi-finals, the final will be a repeat if the final last year, and Errani will be desperate to go one better and claim the Grand Slam this year.

Serena Williams vs Sara Errani can be watched online through free live stream by clicking here.

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