The team commanded by Javier Frana will face the European team between November 18 and 23 in Italy.
Argentina You already know your rival for the quarterfinals of the Davis Cup and the team commanded by Javier Frana will face Germany between him November 18 and 23 in Bologna, Italy.
The “albiceleste” reaches Final 8after overcoming Netherlands in Groningen, After winning its first three games and defining the series peacefully.
The series will be the best of three points (two singles and a double) and define who will advance to the semifinals to face the winner of the crossing between Spain and Czech Republic.
The rival will not be simple. Germany It arrives as second preclassified and comes from sweeping Japan 4-0, even without its maximum figure, Alexander Zverev.
Jan-Lennard Struff (97º) and Yannick Hanfmann (134º) They took care of the points of singles, while the great fort of the German team is in the doubles: the couple composed of TIM PUETZ and Kevin Krawietz It is one of the best in the world, with 11 and 12 titles respectively in the specialty and ranking within the top 15.
The history between the two is encouraging for Argentina: They faced ten opportunities, with seven wins for the national team and three for Germany.
However, the last time they crossed, in the group stage of 2019, Europeans won 3-0.
The rest of the crosses also promises show: the Italian defender and host champion will be measured before Austria, France will face Belgium and Spain He will play against Czech Republic.
With Bologna as a tennis epicenter during that week, Argentina He will seek to make history once more and dream of lifting the salad bowl for the second time.
Source: Ambito
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