Argentina will face Italy in the quarter-finals of the Davis Cupaccording to the draw carried out by the organization of the most important tennis competition.
Argentina, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Australia, United States, Germany and Canada will form the final stretch of the fight for the title that will take place in Malaga, Spainbetween November 19 and 24.
The national team will face Italycurrent champion of the competition, in the first quarter-final key, while the other match will be made up of Australia and USA.
As for the other side of the picture, Germany and Canada will star in key 3, while Netherlands and Spain complete the last crossing.
Argentina He had to work hard to get back into the situation, which he had not achieved for five years.
In Manchesterstarted off on the wrong foot, falling in the debut of the Group D in view of Canada by 2-1, however, managed to recover and struck a blow on the second day against Great Britainby 2-1.
Then, to close his participation in the instance, he faced Finlandthe weakest rival in the group and achieved a 2-1 victory that earned them progress to the next stage, being second in the zone D of Canada.
In this way, the cast led by Guillermo Coria managed to break the bad streak and advance beyond the hand of Francisco Cerúndolo, Sebastian Baez, Tomas Etcheverry, Maximo Gonzalez and Andres Molteni.
The national team will seek to repeat the feat achieved in 2016 in Zagreb, Croatiawhen he conquered the only Davis Cup of its history.
How the Davis Cup Finals are played
The next instance, that of the Finals and direct elimination, are played in a quarter-final format, followed by the semi-finals and culminating with the grand final, where the new champion of the Davis Cup.
They will be in Malagabetween November 19 and 24 and the defending champion of the Salad Bowl is Italywhile Australia came in second place in 2023.
Source: Ambito
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