Antalya Open 2021 Saturday's Schedule of play with Goffin, de Minaur
ATPSaturday, 09 January 2021 at 07:30
The third day of action at the Antalya Open brings four singles matches, with Alex de Minaur and David Goffin as the main protagonists and favorites to reach the quarters.
The young Bulgarian Adrian Andreev passed the qualifying round and scored his first ATP win. Adrian will now face Alex de Minaur in what should be a real test of his current skills. The struggling Georgian Nikoloz Basilashvili plays against the local player Altug Celikbilek, who scored one win in Antalya a year ago as well.
The 2nd seed David Goffin had to dig deep in the opening round against his good friend Pierre-Hugues Herbert, fending off five match points to reach the second round, where he faces the young Spaniard Nicola Kuhn. Stefano Travaglia and Emil Ruusuvuori will battle on Court 1, eager to win and advance into the quarters.
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Antalya Open 2021 Saturday's Schedule of Play:
08:00 Alex de Minaur vs Igor Andreev
09:30 Nikoloz Basilashvili vs Altug Celikbilek
09:30 Stefano Travaglia vs Emil Ruusuvuori
11:00 David Goffin vs Nicola Kuhn
09:30 Nikoloz Basilashvili vs Altug Celikbilek
09:30 Stefano Travaglia vs Emil Ruusuvuori
11:00 David Goffin vs Nicola Kuhn
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