Huesler dents Zverev comeback, makes it 2-2 as Switzerland and Germany go the distance at Davis Cup

The tie between Germany and Switzerland is going the distance at the Davis Cup after Marc-Andrea Huesler saw off Alexander Zverev on Saturday afternoon 6-2, 7-6 making it 2-2.

It all comes down to the deciding match now between Oscar Otte of Germany and Stan Wawrinka of Switzerland with the latter losing to Zverev yesterday in his best match since his comeback but that was soon taken away by the World No.53 who sealed victory in just under two hours.

Converting 4/6 of his break points, he prevailed despite having 23 unforced errors to Zverev's 17 and sealed it in a tie-break after a dominant opening set.

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Switzerland and Germany are going to the distance! ⚡️ Huesler defeats Zverev 6-2, 7-6, making it a 2-2 💪 @DavisCup | #DavisCup

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