As the tennis world sets its sights on Indian Wells, there are still tournaments to be won across the Americas. Follow all the action with our Tennis Tracker.

20:10 CET – We are about 20 minutes away from the first final of the evening – the Austin decider between top seed Jessica Pegula and McCartney Kessler. These two have never faced off before, interestingly, and while Pegula is the favourite, Kessler poses a real threat.

The fifth-seeded 25-year-old has only won two WTA titles in her career but they have both come in the last seven months. Pegula, meanwhile, is looking for her first title since last August.

Follow the match live here with Flashscore.

14:45 CET – The finals in Dubai and Acapulco might be behind us but we still have three title matches to come today from across the Americas!

First up, at 20:30 CET, top seed Jessica Pegula will face off against fellow American McCartney Kessler in the Austin final. Late bloomer Kessler will be looking for her third WTA title with Pegula going for her seventh.

Later, from 23:30 CET, we move back to the ATP Tour as defending champion Sebastian Baez takes on Laslo Djere for the title in Santiago, Chile. Baez is fresh off winning in Rio while Djere has not won a title since 2020.

Finally, from midnight, it’s back to the ladies and up to Mexico where Emma Navarro is facing surprise finalist Emiliana Arango in the Merida decider. Qualifier Arango will be appearing in her first ever Tour-level final against the top-seeded American.

06:30 CET – Back to Mexico, where in Merida we have a fascinating showpiece in store for us later today as Emiliana Arango has reached her first WTA Tour final after she defeated Australia’s Daria Saville in a topsy-turvy encounter 6-3, 4-6, 6-2.

She will face top seed Emma Navarro of the USA after she dispatched Armenia’s Elina Avanesyan in relatively straightforward fashion 6-3, 6-3.

That final is at 00:00 CET on Monday morning – one you can follow with is right here.

06:20 CET – That wasn’t the only game to finish overnight, as in Chile, Sebastian Baez is into his second final in a week after he overcame Damir Dzumhur in straight sets 6-4, 6-4. 

Remarkably, Baez won it all in Rio last time out, and now faces Laslo Djere of Serbia from 23:30 CET tonight for a chance to pick up a second trophy in a row.

Follow that final with Flashscore.

06:10 CET – Good morning and welcome to another edition of our tennis tracker. It’s been a busy night of action, so let’s bring you up to speed with it all.

Tomas Machac has won his first-ever ATP Tour title, beating Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 7-6(6), 6-2 in 98 minutes as the Czech star continues to improve.