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Contrasting challenges for Serbian duo

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It will be contrasting challenges for Serbian pair Ana Ivanovic and Jelena Jankovic in the first two of the women's French Open quarter finals on Tuesday.
Third seed Jankovic takes on teenage Spanish qualifier Carla Suarez Navarro, playing in her first Grand Slam tournament, while second seed Ivanovic goes up against Swiss veteran Patty Schnyder playingin her 48th.
Schnyder holds a 4-3 winning record against Ivanovic, but the 20-year-old from Belgrade has taken the last three and will start a strong favourite, a sentiment shared by Schnyder.
Yeah, she's tough. I think the way she plays she's just maybe the big favourite after (Justine) Henin retired here."
Ivanovic showed she is back to top form with a 6 0, 6-0 thumping of Petra Cetkovska in the fourth round, but she was refusing to sec too far ahead to where a first Grand Slam beckons.
That’s one thing I don't want to think about, because obviously I feel great, all these matches I played, and I feel very confident going into my next round," she said.
But I don't want to think too much. What if I win or am I going to play good next match and even win that? So I just basically want to take it match by match."
Ivanovic undoubtedly has the power to outgun the 29-year-old Schnyder, and only a repeat of the bout of nerves she showed in losing in straight sets to Henin in last year's final looks likely to derail her.
Apart from knowing nothing about her 19-year-old opponent, Jankovic is worried by a painful right arm and shoulder that has seen her forced to wear a support brace here and seek medical treat-
ment during games.
It struck again during her drawn out fourth round win over Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland and the 23-year-old, who like Ivanovic hails from Belgrade, was despairing.
"I wish 1 didn't have any injuries," she complained. "I wish I was healthier and could enjoy my games.
"It's like the whole thing is hurting me. It started lowdown and now it's going up. It’s like a chain and I don't know what I have to do. I will see the physios and I will try to do my best to recover."
Suarez Navarro, who has upset Amelie Mauresmo and Flavia Pennetta on her way into the last eight, said she had nothing to lose and was just enjoying the ride.
”1 like the atmosphere here. You feel that the crowd loves tennis," the Canary Islander said.
Jankovic will start a huge favourite but there must remain a question mark over that arm injury.