Novak Djokovic vs Cameron Norrie Tips, Prediction & Live Stream - Djokovic to ease into the last eight

Djokovic has registered a perfect 18-0 record in French Open fourth round matches throughout his career and he's poised to extend that record here, with the Serbian owning a dominant 5-0 record over Norrie, including winning their Geneva semi-final just prior to Roland Garros.

Playing his best tennis of the season, Djokovic has put together an seven-match winning streak coming into this clash after securing his 100th career title in Geneva and continuing that momentum to win his three previous rounds in straight sets. Norrie, to his credit, has hit a resurgent patch of form, highlighted by conquering Daniil Medvedev in five sets in the opening round. However, his run almost certainly ends here, with Norrie on a 12-match losing streak against top 10 players. Will back Djokovic in for his fourth straight sets win of the tournament.

Djokovic has won all five previous meetings between the pair, including a 6-1 6-7 6-4 triumph in the Geneva semi-finals last week.

Djokovic comes into this clash with a 19-7 record on the season, enjoying his most consistent form of the year over the last couple of weeks.

Who knows what would have happened at the Australian Open if Djokovic wasn't forced to retire in the semi-finals with a hamstring injury, but unfortunately the Serbian wasn't the same in the ensuing months.

Despite a run to the Miami Masters final, Djokovic couldn't find any initial form on clay, losing to Alejandro Tabilo and Matteo Arnaldi in straight sets in Monte Carlo and Madrid respectively.

However, Djokovic has returned to winning ways, getting the 100 career title monkey off his back in Geneva and taking advantage of a soft Roland Garros draw, advancing to the fourth round without dropping a set in victories over Mackenzie McDonald, Corentin Moutet and Filip Misolic.

The 38-year-old hasn't lost a completed match at Roland Garros since 2022, winning the 2023 title, withdrawing in 2024 and taking out Olympic Gold in Paris last year.

Norrie has registered a 15-12 record on the season coming into this encounter, with six of those victories coming in his last two tournaments.

A former Indian Wells Masters champion and top 10 player, Norrie's ranking dropped significantly last year as he dealt with injuries.

It's taken a while for Norrie to rediscover his best tennis, but the Brit has impressed over the last couple of weeks.

Norrie made the Geneva semi-finals as a qualifier, going down to Djokovic, while he's backed up his big five-set opening round win over Medvedev at Roland Garros by defeating Federico Agustín Gómez and Jacob Fearnley.

The 29-year-old has now made at least the R16 at all four majors.