ATP Finals today – Matches from 12.11.
If you are looking for the matches of the ATP Finals today, you can also look forward to absolute world class on the fourth day of competition. With the duel between Shelton and Auger-Alassime, a clash between two powerful youngsters is on the agenda.
In the evening, the real highlight of the day follows: Sinner against Zverev – a real prestige duel between two players who have performed strongly so far and are now directly fighting for the group victory.
ATP Finals today – 12.11.2025
On the fourth day of the ATP Finals today, two thrilling group matches await you again. The duel between Shelton and Auger-Aliassime kicks things off, before Sinner and Zverev meet in the evening in a direct fight for the group victory – a real highlight!
On the Interwetten app, you can follow the ATP Finals live today as usual and take advantage of exciting betting options at every rally.
The tension is rising, because now it will be decided who will make it to the semi-finals perfect – and who can already prepare for the Australian Open 2026!
ATP Finals today 12/11: Ben Shelton – Felix Auger-Aliassime
In the end, it was above all the pure class of Jannik Sinner that Felix Auger-Aliassime could not cope with – and the mental pressure! The Canadian made a whole 20 unforced errors more than his opponent.
Even if the sports betting providers see Ben Shelton slightly ahead, Auger-Aliassime could still be dangerous for him – provided he plays as focused as he did at the beginning of his match against Sinner.
In addition, he has already clearly defeated Shelton 3-0 in the only duel so far in the summer of 2024. Although the match took place on clay at the French Open, I think there is still a lot to suggest that he can repeat this success on hard court.
My expert tip: Victory Auger-Aliassime
ATP Finals bets today 12/11: Jannik Sinner – Alexander Zverev
Crazy, isn’t it? Both opponents are separated by just one place in the world rankings – and yet the bookmakers all see the Italian clearly ahead.
But the match is unlikely to be as one-sided as the odds suggest. Zverev has already won this tournament twice and can be dangerous for Sinner if he can maintain his strong service percentage from the first group match (84%).
Although Sinner clearly defeated the German 2-0 sets in Paris at the beginning of the month – also on hard court and probably in Zverev’s weakest game of the year – the 2021 Olympic champion will want to put in a lot of effort this time!
My expert tip: Sinner win 2-1
