The last stage of Davis cup The tennis tournament, which will be held in Malaga from November 22 to 27, will have a good attendance of the national and foreign public, with followers from the Netherlands and Italy in the lead, and is expected to reach 60,000 fans throughout the competition, according to forecasts. of the organization.
The tennis event held at Jose Maria Martin Carpena Sports Palace This will have a very significant economic impact for the city of Malaga, due to thousands of fans traveling to the capital to experience the event live.
The Netherlands will be the team that will have the most support from its fans. Led by the top 35, Botic Van de Zandschulpand the new world number one in doubles, Wesley Kohloffwas one of the big surprises in the group stage and will be looking to advance to the semi-finals against Australia in the first game.
The Italian public will also be very prominent in the Carpena stands, they come with a beautiful poster Jannik Sinner, Matteo Berrettini or Lorenzo Musettiand stand as one of the favorite teams for the title.
Other teams with significant backing are the United Kingdom, despite no British in this knockout stage, Germany or the United States.
In addition, the tournament organization expects that the Davis Cup will have 55% of attendees from outside Andalusia, which also relies on national tourism from different parts of the country.
The main attraction for fans is on November 23 starting at 4:00 pm in Spain’s debut against Croatia in the quarterfinals, two countries that won recently, with two and six Salad Bowls, respectively.
The five chosen by captain Sergi Bruguera, who cannot rely on the number one in the world, Carlos Alcarazdue to his recent injury, is Pablo Carreño, Roberto Bautista, Marcel Granollers, Albert Ramos and Pedro Martínez.
On the part of Croatia, the presence of Marin Cilicworld number 18, and the ever-fighting Borna Coric, another top 30 in the tournament, along with Borna Gojo, Mate Pavic and Nicola Mektic will try to topple the Spanish team.
Source: La Verdad
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