The big upset of the women's quarter-finals of the  FIP Bronze Marnes  is signed  Louise Bahurel / Ivet Val López The 7th seed takes down  Catherine Rose / Rebeca Lopez Lopez (TS2)  at the end of a three-set match,  6/2 4/6 6/2 Louise Bahurel becomes, at the same time  the last Frenchwoman still in the race  In the picture.

Rose and Lopez had already come close to being eliminated.

The number 2 seed had already been seriously shaken up a few hours earlier. In the round of 16,  Marie-Amélie Dardaine / Clara Mansart  had come very close to creating a surprise.

The French women had won the first set  7/5  despite having seen Rose / Lopez serve for the set at 5/4. In the second, Dardaine / Mansart had also taken the lead before seeing their opponents gradually regain control.

The difference ultimately came down to consistency:  53 unforced errors for the French women against 31  for Rose/Lopez, who had ultimately turned the game around  5/7 6/4 6/2  after 1 hour and 46 minutes.

This time, against Bahurel / Val López, TS2 failed to pull off a win.

Bahurel / Val López finish the job

 Louise Bahurel and Ivet Val López  They start their quarter-final perfectly and quickly take control to clinch the first set  6/2 .

Rose/Lopez reacted in the second set and managed to completely revive the match by leveling the score at one set apiece.  6/4 .

But Bahurel/Val López didn't let their chance slip away. They came back strong in the decisive set and clearly regained control to finish with another  6/2 .

Victoire  6/2 4/6 6/2  and especially  first major seed to fall in the women's draw .

Sireix / De Vocht are eliminated in the quarterfinals

However, there will not be a second pair with a Frenchwoman in the final four.  Camille Sireix / Tess De Vocht (TS8)  bow down to the Italians  Emily Stellato / Giulia Sussarello (TS4) ,  6 / 4 6 / 4 .

The logic of the standings was therefore respected, putting an end to the fine run of Sireix and De Vocht.

Louise Bahurel is now  the last French representative  of the women's table.

Portillo Pérez/Parmigiani solid, TS1 overturns its quarter

In other encounters,  Maria Portillo Perez / Martina Parmigiani (TS3)  did not tremble in the face of  Eugenia Guimet / Aimee Gibson (TS5) They are essential.  6 / 4 6 / 3  and logically join the final four.

However, it's more complicated for the favorites.  Ana Varo Ramos / Marcella Koek (TS1) Trailing after losing the first set against  Natalia Molinilla Paniagua / Maria Delgado Medina (TS6) They managed to reverse the trend and prevail.  4/6 6/2 6/2 .

A real opportunity for Bahurel / Val López

By defeating the number 2 seed,  Bahurel / Val López have opened their section of the draw However, a major obstacle remains before a potential final, as they will face  Maria Portillo Perez / Martina Parmigiani (TS3) .

The other semi-final will pit the two highest-ranked pairs still in the top half against each other:  Ana Varo Ramos / Marcella Koek (TS1)  face  Emily Stellato / Giulia Sussarello (TS4) .

The women's semi-finals:

  •  Ana Varo Ramos / Marcella Koek (TS1) vs Emily Stellato / Giulia Sussarello (TS4) 
  •  Maria Portillo Perez / Martina Parmigiani (TS3) vs Ivet Val López / Louise Bahurel (TS7) 

After eliminating TS2,  Bahurel / Val López can now clearly look towards the final The two semi-finals will be ones to watch.  directly on Padel MagTV .

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