What a battle at the Harbor Station from Brussels! In a women's semi-final of incredible intensity, Gemma Triay et Delfi Brea ended up winning after more than 2 hours and 45 minutes of combat against Bea González et Claudia Fernández on the score of 6/2 4/6 7/5 , at the end of a breathless confrontation which turned on a few details. The 2 players thus head towards their sixth consecutive final on the circuit Premier Padel.
A first set under control for Triay and Brea
Triay and Brea started the match perfectly. Solid in their service games, they didn't concede. no break point , they knew how to be pragmatic in converting their two opportunities break.
Despite a good first set from González and Fernández, the gap widened in the offensive phases: 17 winning points for Triay / Brea against 11 for their opponents. Result: a first round won 6/ 2 by the Spanish-Argentine pair.
González and Fernández's reaction of pride
Carried by their energy, Bea González et Claudia Fernández did not give up after losing the first set. However, after a marathon game lost at the end of the first set (more than 15 minutes of fighting to try to break), they suffered a break at the start of the second set.
But far from collapsing, they regained their level of play, won the long rallies and gradually reversed the momentum. 2/3 , they manage to break, before concluding the set with a new break at 5/4 , 6/4 in the score, thanks to a newfound aggressiveness and 20 winning points in this set.
A breathtaking third set
The third set was exceptionally intense. The two pairs traded blows, delivering a battle that was as physical as it was mental.
Claudia Fernández , a little behind until then, produced a huge set, particularly on the volley, while Bea González is omnipresent in defense, throwing herself to the ground to save Triay's attacks.
À 3/2 , González and Fernández manage to break, seeming to have the match in hand. But like true champions, Triay and Brea come back immediately, then take another break in the process... to once again come back.
Conducted 3/5 , Triay and Brea finally align four consecutive games to win the set 7/5 , proving all their strong minded in crucial moments.

Triay and Brea take their revenge and advance to the final
This victory allows Gemma Triay et Delfi Brea to take revenge for the defeat suffered in Riyadh against the same González / Fernández pair.
They thus qualify for their sixth final in a row and will find again Paula Josemaria et Ariana Sanchez for fifth clash this season , in a new classic of the women's circuit.
Despite the defeat, González et Fernandez may harbor regrets but also a lot of hope. Their very high level of play in this semi-final confirms that they are now capable of challenging the very best pairs in the world.
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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