Leon Smith boldly suggests that Great Britain is in for a spicy Davis Cup showdown in Malaga with a shot at glory.

Tennis coach Leon Smith believes that Team Britain has a realistic chance of winning the Davis Cup.

The side managed to beat France in an incredible manner to book their place in the quarterfinal of the competition.

It was all down to Dan Evans and Neal Skupski who managed to save four match points against Nicolas Mahut and Edouard Roger-Vasselin with a score of 1-6 7-6 (4) 7-6 (6).

Smith was quoted in a report by the Independent where he stated that Team Britain clearly has a chance once they will play in Malaga.

“It’s absolutely brilliant we’re going to Malaga,” said Smith. “We’ve definitely got a chance. We’ve got a really good team.

“We had the benefit at one point of having the best player in the world in our team. Obviously Jamie and Andy doing those things and winning a lot of matches, then the others pitched in and we became really strong.

“We’ve got a chance against anybody. It’s really tight, matches can go either way. Every single tie we’ve had here could have gone either way.”

Smith further went on to praise the pair of Evans and Skupski by saying: “I’ve always known Evo and Neal are a good pair. That’s why I think what’s happened this week is really good for us because it was really, really disappointing last year, it hurt a lot.

“Everyone feels it, it comes out in different ways. But for me, the most important thing is moving forward. Me and Evo are great and the team spirit has been brilliant.”