Le Brussels P2 Premier Padel offers us a royal finale this Sunday with two dream finals. In both the men's and women's competitions, the two best pairs in the world will face off for the title, in a unique environment. Harbor Station from Brussels.

Men's final: Coello / Tapia vs Galán / Chingotto, an unbalanced rivalry?

In gentlemen, Arturo Coello et Agustín Tapia will find Alejandro Galán et Federico Chingotto for a new chapter in their rivalry.
After their duel at the Qatar Major A week ago, won by Coello / Tapia, the Brussels final promises to be an intense battle... but recent history is clearly in favor of the world number 1s: In their last eight finals against Galán and Chingotto, Coello and Tapia have won each time.

Yesterday, Coello and Tapia perfectly controlled their semi-final against Paquito Navarro et Lucas Bergamini (6/4 6/3 in 1h05), relying on their impressive offensive efficiency (38 winning points, 25 successful smashes).

Galan and Chingotto, for their part, resisted Di Nenno / Tello (7 / 5 7 / 5) in a very close match, thanks in particular to the solidity of Chingotto and the sense of tempo of Galán, impressive in key moments.

A year after their very first title together here, Galán and Chingotto will try to reverse the dynamic, but the Tapia / Coello mountain seems more imposing than ever.

Women's final: Josemaría / Sánchez vs Brea / Triay, Brea and Triay want to remain sovereign

In the women's final, the Paula Josemaría et Ariana Sánchez à Delfina Brea et Gemma Triay for the fourth time this year.
And for now, the advantage is total: Brea and Triay have won the first three meetings of 2025.

Yesterday, Josemaría and Sánchez dominated their semi-final against Alejandra Salazar et Verónica Virseda (6 / 3 6 / 3) by finding a more solid and much more fluid game than in their previous releases.

Brea and Triay, they had to deliver a epic fight salary. Bea González et Claudia Fernández (6/2 4/6 7/5), winning mentally after being led 5/3 in the last set.

With four titles won this season, Brea and Triay continue to assert their ambition: to dethrone Paula and Ari at the top of the world rankings.

A little historical nod : last year, in Brussels, Delfi Brea had established itself alongside Bea GonzálezThis year, she will try to retain her title alongside Gemma Triay.

Program of the day

  • 14h00 :
    ➔ Ladies final : Paula Josemaría / Ariana Sánchez vs Delfina Brea / Gemma Triay
  • To be continued :
    ➔ Men's final : Arturo Coello / Agustín Tapia vs Federico Chingotto / Alejandro Galán

Two classics, but very different dynamics

While the two posters appear balanced on paper, recent dynamics show a clear domination:

  • In the men's race, Coello / Tapia have won their last eight finals against Galán / Chingotto
  • In the women's category, Brea/Triay have won their three clashes this season against Josemaría / Sánchez.

Suffice it to say that the outsiders will have their work cut out to reverse the trend this Sunday in Brussels. But in a final, anything can happen...

Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !

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