After the victory against the Netherlands, Javier Frana's team already knows its opponent for the quarterfinals
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With solid performance and strong leadership, Argentina achieved a major victory in the Netherlands and qualified for the 2025 Davis Cup finals. The team led by Javier Frana replied with a decisive 3-1 against the hosts: Tomás Etcheverry defeated De Jong, Francisco Cerúndolo overcame Van de Zandschulp, and the doubles team Zeballos–Molteni sealed the series. The debutant Francisco Comesaña closed the tie with a narrow loss to De Jong.
Argentina le ganó 3-1 a Países Bajos como visitante
The victory secured Argentina's presence in the final stage, whose draw determined that in the quarterfinals it will face Germany. The German team recently defeated Japan 4-0 in Tokyo with authority, despite not having its best player, Alexander Zverev, who decided not to participate to prioritize his schedule. Its representatives were Struff, Hanfmann, Krawietz, and Puef, who replied decisively.
Alemania viene de demoler a Japón
Although the record favors the national team (7 wins and 3 losses between 1939 and 2019), the last time they met was a convincing 3-0 victory for Germany in the 2019 group stage.
Beyond this, and with the hope of continuing to advance as the only non-European representative, Argentina will seek to make an impact in the Final 8 quarterfinals, to be held in Bologna, Italy, between November 18 and 23.
The complete bracket for the 2025 Davis Cup finals
Los cruces del Final 8
Italy vs. Austria
France vs. Belgium
Spain vs. Czech Republic
Argentina vs. Germany
If it advances to the semifinals, the opponent will come from the match between Spain (with Carlos Alcaraz as its star) and Czech Republic, which features young talents such as Mensik and Lehecka. Meanwhile, on the other side of the bracket, and if it reaches the final, everything seems to indicate that it would face Italy, the current defending champion, which has Jannik Sinner as its main figure.
