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The ATP Davis Cup Finals will run from November 25th till December 5th hosted by three different cities with 18 nations participating.
It will be a truly spectacular end to the 2021 tennis calendar with the ATP Davis Cup finals. The event is set to start on November 25th running till December 5th when the finals will be played. The event will be hosted by three cities with the final being played in Madrid.
18 Nations qualified for the final tournament and they are Canada, Sweden, Spain, Ecuador, Kazahkstan, Russia, France, Great Britain, Germany, Serbia, Austria, Australia, Croatia, Italy and Colombia, Czech Republic, Hungary and the United States of America.
The three hosting cities will Turin, Innsbruck and Madrid. Nations will play each other to determine which Nations move on to the quarterfinals. After that one tie will be played each day until the final on December 5th. Check out the full schedule below.
Full ATP Davis Cup Finals schedule:
November 25th:
Canada vs Sweden
France vs Czech Republic
Croatia vs Australia
France vs Czech Republic
Croatia vs Australia
November 26th:
Spain vs Ecuador
Serbia vs Austria
USA vs Italy
Serbia vs Austria
USA vs Italy
November 27th:
Kazakhstan vs Sweden
Ecuador vs Russia
France vs Great Britain
Serbia vs Germany
Austria vs Hungary
Italy vs Colombia
Ecuador vs Russia
France vs Great Britain
Serbia vs Germany
Austria vs Hungary
Italy vs Colombia
November 28th:
Canada vs Kazakhstan
Spain vs Russia
Great Britain vs Czech Republic
Germany vs Austria
Croatia vs Hungary
USA vs Ecuador
Spain vs Russia
Great Britain vs Czech Republic
Germany vs Austria
Croatia vs Hungary
USA vs Ecuador
Monday 29th - December 2nd - Quaterfinals
December 3rd - December 4th - Semifinals
December 5th - Final
December 3rd - December 4th - Semifinals
December 5th - Final
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