Davis Cup: Spain qualifies for its first final since 2019

Six years after their last triumph, Spain returns to the Davis Cup final. Under the guidance of an inspired David Ferrer, Granollers and Martinez have given the country a new dream of the Silver Salad Bowl after a thrilling decisive doubles match against Germany.

Jules Hypolite

le 22/11/2025 à 18h05

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For the first time since 2019 and their last title in the competition, Spain will be present in the Davis Cup final.

The Spanish team led by David Ferrer managed to overcome Germany after the decisive doubles match.

Marcel Granollers and Pedro Martinez, who had already won their doubles match against the Czech Republic in the quarterfinals, repeated the feat this Saturday by defeating the specialists Kevin Krawietz and Tim Puetz (6-2, 3-6, 6-3).

The 2025 Davis Cup final will therefore pit Italy, the host country of this final phase, against Spain. An unprecedented triple is hoped for on the Italian side, while the Spanish dream of a seventh Silver Salad Bowl.

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Almost as important to Djokovic as Slam #25--and requiring less luck--is beating Federer's total of 103 singles titles. He'll play 250s, and might even surpass Connors's 109.

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