It's underway at Roland-Garros. The Alpine Paris Major qualifications begin this Sunday, September 6th, with the first matches scheduled from 11h Three French pairs will be particularly worth watching: Thomas Leygue / Jesús Moya , Manuel Vives / Olivier Guy de Chamisso et Marie-Amélie Dardaine / Clara Mansart .
The qualifiers will be followed directly on Padel MagTV .
Leygue / Moya vs. Lamperti starting at 13 p.m.
France's main chance in the men's category will be Thomas Leygue , associated with Spanish Jesus Moya Seeded 5th in qualifying, the pair will begin on the Suzanne-Lenglen from 13 p.m. face Miguel Lamperti / Ferran Insa .
A special match as Lamperti plays his last professional season and will experience his latest Paris Major .
On paper, Leygue and Moya will be the favorites, but they will need to be on their game immediately against an experienced pair. For the Frenchman, the objective is clear: to get past this first hurdle and move closer to the main draw at Roland-Garros.
Dardaine / Mansart facing TS2
The French wild card Marie-Amélie Dardaine / Clara Mansart will be subjected to a major entrance test.
The two French women will face off Natividad López Díaz / Aida Martínez Sanjuan (TS2) on the Suzanne-Lenglen , in the match following that of Leygue / Moya.
A match in which Dardaine / Mansart will not be favorites, but they can count on the French public to try to create an upset.
Vives / Guy de Chamisso to try for the big win
France's third chance, Manuel Vives / Olivier Guy de Chamisso also received a wild card for these qualifiers.
The draw was not kind to them, as they will find themselves... Facundo Luis López / Franco Dal Bianco (TS7) Their meeting will be the fifth match on court 7 whose program starts at 11am.
A challenging first round, but a great opportunity for the two Frenchmen to pull off a big upset on home soil.
Several exciting matches right from the first round
Beyond the French players, this first day will offer several interesting matches. Among the men, Javier Valdés / Miguel Benítez (TS2) will face Adrian Naranjo / Teodoro Zapata, while Marcos González / Martin Abud (TS3) will start against Manuel Aragón / Albert Roglan. Ignacio Sager / Salva Oria (TS4) will face Diego Arredondo / Agustín Torre.
In the ladies, Carla Fernández González / Nerea Guerra Santana (TS1) will start against Lorena Vano / Carmen Castillón. We will also follow a very interesting duel between Ana Varo Ramos / Marcella Koek (TS8) et Emily Stellato / Giulia Sussarello , fresh from winning the FIP Bronze in Marnes-la-Coquette, this will indeed be a rematch of yesterday's semi-final in Marnes.
A busy first day already at Roland-Garros, with three French chances to continue the adventure The qualifying matches will be worth following. directly on Padel MagTV .
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