The first match takes place at 5pm Irish time.
The US Open semi-final line-up will be completed later.
Serena Williams goes up against the unseeded Tsvetana Pironkova, the Bulgarian hadn't played a professional match in over three-years prior to last week.
Meanwhile, last year's beaten finalist Viktoria Azarenka plays Elise Mertens.
Men's third seed Daniil Medvedev faces fellow Russian Andrey Rublev.
And second seed Dominic Thiem locks horns with Alex De Minaur.
Last night, Alexander Zverev became the first man to cement his place in the last four, the German fifth seed came from a set down to beat Borna Coric in New York.
He'll face Pablo Carreno Busta in the last four after the Spaniard beat Denis Shapovalov in five sets.
In the women's draw, Naomi Osaka cruised through to the semis with victory over Shelby Rogers.
She'll next play American Jennifer Brady, who beat Yulia Putintseva.
105 wins in New York. 6 #USOpen titles. 1 @serenawilliams.
— US Open Tennis (@usopen) September 9, 2020
Coming up later today... pic.twitter.com/UjmdzBqJbj
Offaly SHC: Four Clubs Fighting For Two Semi-Final Places
Lowry Makes Steady Start At Wentworth
In Form Town Return To League Of Ireland Action Tomorrow
McNulty Set For Another Year With Laois Footballers
There Are Very Strict Rules When It Comes To International Sport - Tanaiste
Westmeath SFC: Great To Win At The Weekend - John Heslin
2027 Irish Open To Take Place Next July
Offaly’s First All-Ireland Winning Hurling Manager Andy Gallagher Dies Aged 89
Laois SFC: Killeshin Deliver Knockout Blow To Portlaoise
Westmeath SFC: Moate All Whites Turn Attention To County "Standard Bearers"
Town Continue Rich Vein Of Form With Creditable Students Draw
Offaly SFC: Shamrocks And Tullamore Secure Semi-Final Spots
John Heslin Aiming To Feature For Westmeath Next Season
Westmeath SFC: St Loman's Mullingar And Moate All Whites Progress
Athlone Town Move Closer To Women's Premier Division Title
Alex Dunne Keeps F2 Title Hopes Alive With Spanish GP Podium
Trump To Lift US Tariff On Irish Whiskey After Talks With Shane Lowry
Lowry Breaks Title Drought With Magnificent Irish Open Victory
Shane Lowry Leading The Way At The Irish Open