Muchova has been in brilliant form lately, and originally came into this year’s Wimbledon off the back of winning the WTA Bad Homburg title in convincing style, where she only dropped 1 set in that impressive title win. 

She’s had a slightly trickier side of the draw compared to Noskova, but has performed brilliantly, and fought back well to beat Coco Gauff in her semi-final. Muchova is the more experienced player, and we’re expecting her to use that to her advantage in the final. 

Muchova has won the only meeting between her and Noskova, which came in a 3-set win at the US Open in 2025.

Noskova has had a memorable tournament, and has the same record of 11 wins and just 1 loss on grass so far this season. She’s not predominantly known for having a particularly strong serve, but she’s been effective in this area at Wimbledon this year. 

The 21-year-old has had at least 3+ aces in 5 of her 6 matches at Wimbledon, and we’re backing her to continue that trend in the final. 

Muchova has seen 4 of her 6 opponents have at least 3 aces in her respective matches as well, so all things point towards Noskova comfortably hitting this line.

Both of these players will be keen to keep on serve for as long as possible in set 1, which should be a closely-fought battle to gain the early momentum. 

Muchova and Noskova have had over 9.5 games in 2 of their last 3 matches each, and given the size of the occasion here in the Women’s Singles Final, it wouldn’t be at all surprising to see minimal break opportunities.