ATP Cup 2021 Scenarios: Can Rafael Nadal’s Spain and Dominic Thiem’s Austria Qualify for Semi-Finals

The ATP Cup 2021 has been nothing short of extraordinary. We have seen many amazing matches, and we are now getting closer to the semi-finals of the event. Which teams made it through? Let’s find out.

ATP Cup 2021: Group A

Group A consists of Canada, Germany, and Serbia. Canada lost their opportunity to qualify for the semi-finals as they lost both their ties at the ATP Cup.

This leaves Alexander Zverev’s Germany and Novak Djokovic’s Serbia, who will battle for a place in the semis tomorrow. Considering that there is a lot at stake, we can expect both teams to give their very best.

Group B

Group B consists of Spain, Australia, and Greece. With a win tomorrow against Greece, Rafael Nadal’s Spain can qualify for the semi-finals. However, if they lose, things will become complicated as all teams would have 1 win and 1 loss.

In this scenario, the team that goes to the semi-finals will be based on the score of the tie. If Greece wins 3-0, they will qualify, but if they lose 1 match, it will be Spain that goes through.

Considering the big match experience of the Spaniards, they will start as favorites.

Group C

Team Italy, led by Matteo Berrettini, have dominated Group C. They won both their tie matches and qualified for the semi-finals. This crushed all hopes for Dominic Thiem’s Austria to reach the semi-finals at the event.

Group D

Russia aced Group D, thanks to the high-quality tennis produced by Daniil Medvedev and Andrey Rublev. They both won their singles matches to seal their place in the semis, and their country is surely proud of them.

ATP Cup Semis

Given the above scenarios, the semi-finals of the 2021 ATP Cup will feature Serbia/Germany vs Russia and Spain/Greece vs Italy. Clearly, great match-ups are in store for tennis fans, which is why none of them should be away from their televisions on February 6.

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