ATP Finals today – Matches on November 12.
Anyone looking for today’s ATP Finals matches can look forward to another day of world-class action on the fourth day of competition. The program kicks off with a clash between two powerful young players, Shelton and Auger-Aliassime.
The real highlight of the day will follow in the evening: Sinner vs. Zverev – a real prestige duel between two players who have performed strongly so far and are now battling it out for the group victory.
ATP Finals today – November 12, 2025
On the fourth day of the ATP Finals today, two more thrilling group matches await you. The day kicks off with the duel between Shelton and Auger-Aliassime, before Sinner and Zverev face off in the evening in a direct battle for the group victory – a real highlight!
On the Interwetten app, you can follow the ATP Finals live as usual and take advantage of exciting betting options with every rally.
The tension is mounting, because now it will be decided who will make it to the semifinals – and who can already start preparing for the 2026 Australian Open!
ATP Finals today, November 12: Ben Shelton – Felix Auger-Aliassime
In the end, it was above all Jannik Sinner’s pure class that Felix Auger-Aliassime couldn’t cope with – and the mental pressure! The Canadian made a total of 20 more unforced errors than his opponent.
Even though the sports betting providers see Ben Shelton as the slight favorite, Auger-Aliassime could still pose a threat – provided he plays as focused as he did at the start of his match against Sinner.
In addition, he has already clearly defeated Shelton 3-0 in their only previous encounter in the summer of 2024. Although that match took place on clay at the French Open, I believe there are good reasons to believe that he can repeat this success on hard court.
My expert tip: Auger-Aliassime to win
ATP Finals betting today 11/12: Jannik Sinner – Alexander Zverev
It’s crazy, isn’t it? Only one place separates the two opponents in the world rankings – and yet the bookmakers all see the Italian as the clear favorite.
But the match is unlikely to be as one-sided as the odds suggest. Zverev has already won this tournament twice and could pose a threat to Sinner if he can maintain his strong serve percentage from the first group match (84%).
Sinner clearly defeated the German 2-0 in Paris at the beginning of the month – also on hard court and probably in Zverev’s weakest match of the year – but that’s exactly why the 2021 Olympic champion will want to give it his all this time!
My expert tip: Sinner to win 2-1
