Andreeva vs Potapova Prediction 7 September 2026
🔊 Mirra Andreeva and Anastasia Potapova meet in the fourth round of the US Open, where the favourite has yet to drop a set, while her opponent has just beaten Amanda Anisimova. The Russian is ranked fifth in the world and has won three titles this season, including Roland Garros. The Austrian is in the thirties in the rankings and has been below her best throughout the year, making her previous match the standout performance of her season. The question is whether her level has genuinely changed or whether it was a one-off.
Head-to-Head
📊 Andreeva and Potapova have met four times, with Andreeva leading 3-1. At last year's US Open in the second round, Andreeva won 6-1 6-3, and in the spring in the Linz final she won 1-6 6-4 6-3. Potapova's only win came back in 2022.
Head-to-head statistics Andreeva - Potapova

Mirra Andreeva Player Overview
She came through three rounds comfortably: 6-0 6-2 against Eva Lys, 6-2 6-2 against Janice Tien, and 6-2 7-6 against Nikola Bartunkova. This is her best season: titles at Roland Garros, Adelaide and Linz, plus a final in Madrid. On hard courts this season she has a 21-8 record.
Her standout quality is her return game: 47% of return points won and a break in 44% of service games. Against Bartunkova she won on her own terms - 17 winners to 9, with unforced errors roughly level. Her serve carries little power, with just 4% aces, though Bartunkova managed only 2 break points throughout the match.
Match Results: Mirra Andreeva

Anastasia Potapova Player Overview
The Austrian reached the fourth round via a 6-2 6-2 win over Daria Semenistaya, 6-4 2-6 6-3 over Leolia Jeanjean and 6-2 7-5 over Amanda Anisimova. The win over Anisimova was her best result of the year. She also has a Linz final and a Madrid semi-final to her name this season. Her hard-court record this season stands at 12 wins and 11 losses. The serve is a persistent problem: a 60% hold rate and 10% double-fault rate on the season. Against Anisimova it held up largely on the opponent's errors - Anisimova created 16 break points, converted 3, and made 42 unforced errors from the baseline against 9 for Potapova.
Match Results: Anastasia Potapova
Key factors
- Potapova holds serve in 60% of service games this season.
- Anisimova converted 3 of 16 break points in the previous round.
- Andreeva breaks serve in 44% of return games.
- Against Bartunkova, Andreeva hit 17 winners to 9.
- Against top-10 opponents on hard courts, Potapova has won five games or fewer in 4 of 7 matches.
Expected scenario
It all comes down to Potapova's serve. She holds in 3 games out of 5, and this is not a recent dip - it has been her season-long level: with that many double faults, she rarely gets easy points on serve. Andreeva wins close to half of her opponents' service games, which puts her right at that weakness. To build up a games total, the Austrian will need to win her service games against resistance.
The win over Anisimova does not contradict this, if you look at how it was achieved. Anisimova plays high-risk power tennis, and that day produced the worst version of it: errors flew from both wings and the break points she earned came to nothing. Potapova played a clean match and took what was on offer, but Andreeva is unlikely to be so accommodating. The most probable scoreline is 6-2 6-3 or 6-3 6-4.
Games Handicap Prediction
The second angle is the games margin. In her three losses to Andreeva, Potapova won 4, 7 and 13 games respectively, with the 13 coming in a clay-court final. Opponents ranked 15-45 won 8 games or fewer against Andreeva in 16 of 23 matches. Direction: Andreeva wins with a comfortable games margin.⭐ Editor's Prediction
The bet is not on a rout, but on Potapova having little room to accumulate games. Her weak point is not recent form but the structure of her game: her serve has not generated easy points all season. In the previous round that did not cost her, because her opponent was making errors nearly five times more often on the day.Andreeva has not dropped a set this week, and her results tend not to depend heavily on the state of her opponent. The previous round's scenario is not unlikely here, and Potapova will have to earn her points herself. Their head-to-head record shows how that tends to go: in two of their three meetings she did not reach eight games.
Pick: Anastasia Potapova - Individual Total Games Under 8.5
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Betting Tips: Mirra Andreeva - Anastasia Potapova





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