The Davis Cup is in full swing, with all the national teams giving their best to advance to the knockout stage.

The end of the Davis Cup Finals weekend is nigh with the results in full below. Denis Shapovalov shattered the British hopes in front of a 15,000 strong crowd.

While Spain sealed a battling win with David Ferrer's win defeating Australia. Netherlands also got a job done against Italy to deny Brazil.

The Netherlands 1-2 Belgium Tuesday, September 10th

Italy 2-1 Brazil | Wednesday, September 11th

The Netherlands 2-1 Brazil | Thursday, September 12th

Italy 2-1 Belgium | Friday, September 13th

Belgium 1-2 Brazil | Saturday, September 14th

Italy 2-1 Netherlands : Sunday, September 15th

Australia 2-1 France | Tuesday, September 10th

Czech Republic 0-3 Spain | Wednesday, September 11th

Australia 2-1 Czech Republic | Thursday, September 12th

France 1-2 Spain | Friday, September 13th

Czech Republic 1-2 France | Saturday, September 14

Australia 1-2 Spain : Sunday, September 15th

Germany 3-0 Slovakia | Tuesday, September 10th

United States 3-0 Chile | Wednesday, September 11th

Germany 3-0 Chile | Thursday, September 12th

United States 3-0 Slovakia | Friday, September 13th

Germany 1-2 United States | Saturday, September 14th

Slovakia 1-2 Chile | Sunday, September 15th

Canada 2-1 Argentina | Tuesday, September 10th

Finland 1-2 Great Britain | Wednesday, September 11th

Canada 3-0 Finland | Thursday, September 12th

Argentina 2-1 Great Britain - Friday, September 13th

Finland 0-3 Argentina | Saturday, September 14th

Canada 2-1 Great Britain : Sunday, September 15th

Argentina and Italy joined the previously qualified countries — Australia, Spain, the United States, and Germany — today.

The South American team had the easiest matchup in their group for their final presentation, which undoubtedly worked in their favor. Argentina started slow, losing 2-1 to Canada, then defeating Great Britain 2-1, and securing qualification this Saturday with a commanding 3-0 win over Finland.

The Italians secured their place in the Final 8 without playing, as it was Brazil’s victory over Belgium that created the necessary conditions for the 2023 champions to return to the decisive stage.

Only two spots remaining: the Netherlands have the easiest path, as they only need to win one match in their tie against Italy; if the Dutch were to lose 3-0, Brazil would qualify. Great Britain will have to give it their very best, as they will need to defeat the strong Canadian team 3-0 to qualify. In any other scenario, it would be the North Americans advancing to the finals.