The French women are having a huge week on the  FIP Tour  with two magnificent qualifications for the finals of the  FIP Silver Oeiras  and  FIP Silver London .  Alix Collombon  et  Carla Toully  delivered some very strong performances this Sunday.

 Collombon and Sharifova confirm their great potential 

Au  FIP Silver Oeiras ,  Alix Collombon  and the Russian  Ksenia Sharifova  continue to impress in their very first tournament together.

Having already eliminated the 5th seed in the quarter-finals, the Frenchwoman and her partner delivered a very strong performance in the semi-finals against the 3rd seed.  Araceli Martinez / Laura Lujan Rodriguez  :  6/4 4/6 6/3 .

A very solid match from the French-Russian pair, confirming that this new partnership is already working very well. Collombon and Sharifova are clearly gaining momentum with each match and living up to their status as number 2 seeds. It's worth noting that Collombon was facing her former partner, Araceli Martinez.

Thanks to this victory, they advance to the final where they will face the number 1 seed.  Iglesias / Osoro , i.e., the 4th seed  Talavan / Saiz. 

A final is planned  not before 15pm on centre court .

 Touly's tremendous performance in London 

The side of  FIP Silver London ,  Carla Toully  and the Spanish  Amanda Lopez Morale  They too continue their enormous journey.

After a perfectly controlled start to the tournament, they delivered a tremendous performance in the semi-final by defeating the 2nd seed.  Lucia Sainz Pelegri / Jana Montes Cabruja  on the score of  7/5 5/7 6/4 .

A landmark victory against two ranked players  21th and 54rd in the world Carla Touly and Amanda Lopez Moral put up a very tough fight to secure their place in the final.

For Touly, this is a major performance that confirms her very high level on the international circuit. She will try to win her first FIP ​​Silver title.

In the final, they will face the number 1 seed.  Rufo / Castello  for a very big poster planned  not before 13pm on court 4 .

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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