Prediction Krajinovic Federer - Australian Open 2020

Australian Open 2020 - 2nd round

Finished - 01:32

Krajinovic, Filip

Federer, Roger [3]

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1.4% (14)

98.6% (994)

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Predictions are closed

F.Krajinovic

R.Federer

Predictions trend

1.4% (14)

98.6%
(994)

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