ATP Cup 2021 Scenarios: Can Rafael Nadal’s Spain and Dominic Thiem’s Austria Qualify for Semi-Finals
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Tennis – A Day at the Drive Exhibition – Memorial Drive Tennis Club, Adelaide, Australia – January 29, 2021 Spain?s Rafael Nadal during his match against Austria?s Dominic Thiem REUTERS/Morgan Sette
The ATP Cup 2021 has been nothing short of extraordinary. We have seen many amazing matches, and we are now getting closer to the semi-finals of the event. Which teams made it through? Let’s find out.
ATP Cup 2021: Group A
Group A consists of Canada, Germany, and Serbia. Canada lost their opportunity to qualify for the semi-finals as they lost both their ties at the ATP Cup.
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This leaves Alexander Zverev’s Germany and Novak Djokovic’s Serbia, who will battle for a place in the semis tomorrow. Considering that there is a lot at stake, we can expect both teams to give their very best.
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Group B
Group B consists of Spain, Australia, and Greece. With a win tomorrow against Greece, Rafael Nadal’s Spain can qualify for the semi-finals. However, if they lose, things will become complicated as all teams would have 1 win and 1 loss.
In this scenario, the team that goes to the semi-finals will be based on the score of the tie. If Greece wins 3-0, they will qualify, but if they lose 1 match, it will be Spain that goes through.
Considering the big match experience of the Spaniards, they will start as favorites.
Group C
Team Italy, led by Matteo Berrettini, have dominated Group C. They won both their tie matches and qualified for the semi-finals. This crushed all hopes for Dominic Thiem’s Austria to reach the semi-finals at the event.
Group D
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Russia aced Group D, thanks to the high-quality tennis produced by Daniil Medvedev and Andrey Rublev. They both won their singles matches to seal their place in the semis, and their country is surely proud of them.
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Tennis – ATP Cup – Melbourne Park, Melbourne, Australia – February 3, 2021 Russia’s Daniil Medvedev celebrates after winning his group stage match against Japan’s Kei Nishikori REUTERS/Jaimi Joy
ATP Cup Semis
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Given the above scenarios, the semi-finals of the 2021 ATP Cup will feature Serbia/Germany vs Russia and Spain/Greece vs Italy. Clearly, great match-ups are in store for tennis fans, which is why none of them should be away from their televisions on February 6.
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