The last men's semi-final of the Barcelona Finals delivered its verdict. Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto secured the last ticket to the final by defeating Francisco Navarro and Jon Sanz on the score of 6 / 2 6 / 4, at the end of a controlled match.

A one-sided first set

From the start, Galan and Chingotto They impose their rhythm. Very solid in the exchange and rarely in difficulty on their service games, they quickly gain the upper hand from 2-2.

Navarro and Sanz are struggling to find solutions against a pair who have been infallible in this first set. First set won quickly, 6/2.

Navarro/Sanz react, but Galán/Chingotto remain on top

The second set starts with a completely different dynamic. Navarro and Sanz take control and made an excellent start to the round by leading 3/0taking advantage of a slight lapse in concentration from the opposition.

More Gallant et Chingotto They don't panic. Gradually, they build momentum, close the gap, then break at 3/3turning the set around. More consistent, more precise in key moments, they regained control of the match.

The end of the match was one-sided. Gallant et Chingotto leave little hope and conclude the match 6/4, thus confirming their qualification for the final.

Statistics favor the winners

  • 56% of points won, compared to 44%
  • 36% of break points converted, compared to 25%
  • Improved service efficiency:
    • 69% of points won on the first serve
  • Superiority on the return leg:
    • 45% on opponent's first shots
    • 56% on second balls
Eléah Couvercelle

Racket sports have always been a part of my life, and padel was the obvious choice. Discovered in Marbella as a child, it has since become an integral part of my sporting and family life.

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