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Quarters! Here we come for the 3rd consecutive time Egypt will finish among top 8 

Quarters! Here we come for the 3rd consecutive time Egypt will finish among top 8 

Quarters! Here we come for the 3rd consecutive time Egypt will finish among top 8 

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Tsitsipas 

Probably the two most in-form players in the bottom half (Sabalenka & Bencic) will meet in R4 already.
 
Linda Fruhvirtova won the derby over Marketa Vondrousova in three sets

Looks like no sleep on Sunday night CET for me… 😉👍

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Palicka is possessed by something tonight, can't be a human having all those saves. not possible

It's quite surprising because they ask for -9 points. Btw, it's not over yet, Juventus can do an appeal. 

Another tough loss for Maria Sakkari at GS level as she goes down to Zhu Lin in three sets. Just fire Tom Hill and try doing something else.
 
Sebastian Korda beats Daniil Medvedev who will go out of Top 10 because of this.

the Ace Machine hurkasz defeated Shapovalov in a 5 set thriller after saving 4 break points on his serve when it really mattered , also Khachanov defeated Tiafoe in 4 sets in the 2 highlight matches of the day 

Let's hope anything can happen. However, nobody expected this level of the Dutch team anyway, so it's already a big performance of them. 

Murray 

What debacle for Jabeur 

For Ettifaq vs Al-Fateh of course, obviously  
 
 
PS: Those top two on the left, is that their trademark 'goal celebration' that their PR agency came up with like with all those 'stars' nowadays?  Nowadays you always know a goal is not very important when the player does their PR-thingy afterwards, whereas the actually important goals are celebrated with real emotion and cheering and running and jumping  
 

Well prepared during off season

Apparently players from Cape Verde had problems with their beds in Sweden. The beds collapsed under their weight. "We transferred them immediately, but the bad aftertaste remained," said Nilton Delgado, who is helping newcomers from Cape Verde at the World Cup, to Swedish Aftonbladet. As he added, the beds of six handball players collapsed. "It's true that we don't have a big budget and the hotel is among the cheaper ones, but what happened was shameful. I don't know what the hotel staff was thinking, to offer the guests, who are two meters tall and weigh a hundred kilograms, beds intended for older children."
 
But that's not all. Problems with beds occurred in Poland too!
 
"The beds in our hotel are wide, but the problems were caused by mattresses that were too hard. Of course, the hardness of these is a matter of judgment and habit, but most of us asked for particularly soft mattresses," Norwegian player Tobias Groendahl told one of Norway's biggest newspapers, Dagbladet. His compatriot Sander Sagosen also had similar problems in Krakow, where the first part of the WC was played: "The mattresses were too hard and we can only hope that the mattresses in the new hotel in Katowice will be more comfortable and that we will be able to sleep well."

No chance whatsoever against Sweden, our only hope is that they will fall asleep in the second half. 

that was a really interesting end , but Brazil deserved this point 

I didn't understand much, but somehow Brazil and Portugal ended in a tie.

No good news for Brazil. Beatriz Haddad Maia goes out in R1 to Nuria Parrizas Diaz who needed 11 set points(!) to win set one but closed it out 7-6(11) 6-2.

Daria Kasatkina after winning one game vs Bencic in Adelaide 2 final over the weekend manages to win TWO games vs Varvara Gracheva 
 
First Top 10 seed among women goes out in truly absymal fashion...

Unforced Error

Andreescu wasted MP in set two and was playing tragic all around making some crazy UE

Norway won 27-26 at the end