The ladies' final FIP Bronze Marnes is now known and it will pit the 2nd seed against each other Léa Godallier / Lucia Peralta Exposito in Argentina Daria Agustin Valenzuela / Maria Laura Ferreyra , authors of a big upset in the semi-final.
Godallier and Peralta cruise to the final
In front of his audience in France, Léa Godallier qualified perfectly for the final alongside the Spaniard Lucia Peralta Exposito .
The Franco-Spanish pair largely dominated their semi-final against the 3rd seed. Aida Martinez Sanjuan / Camila Fassio Goyeneche with a clear victory: 6 / 2 6 / 3 .
For a recent partnership, the understanding between the two players already seems very strong. In this semi-final, Lucia Peralta Exposito made a huge difference in the offensive phases, multiplying winning shots and often gaining the upper hand in the rallies.
For its part, Léa Godallier delivered a very clean and consistent performance, perfectly finding the right areas to put his partner in the best conditions.
On the other side, the Spanish women made far too many unforced errors to hope to compete. Camila Fassio Goyeneche , who suffered a physical injury to her calf in the second set and was forced to call on the physiotherapist, also experienced many difficulties.
Statistics confirm the dominance of the Franco-Spanish pair:
- 31 winning points against 19
- 4 break points converted out of 9
- available in only 24 unforced errors against 33 for their opponents
A very solid performance which allows Godallier and Peralta Exposito to logically reach the final.

Valenzuela and Ferreyra upset the number 1 seed
In the other semi-final, the Argentinians Daria Valenzuela et Maria Laura Ferreyra (TS4) created the biggest surprise of the tournament.
Not favorites against the number 1 seed Giorgia Marchetti / Marta Borrero Two players ranked in the world's Top 50 pulled off a huge comeback to win: 3/6 6/3 6/3 .
After losing the first set, the two Argentinians gradually gained momentum, imposing more and more intensity in the exchanges against a Marchetti/Borrero pair that began to decline physically.
Thanks to this performance, they reached the final of the tournament.
Godallier favorite at home
The final now promises a great contest between the 2nd seed and the Argentinian surprise of the tournament.
On paper, it's Léa Godallier et Lucia Peralta Exposito They will start as favorites. In front of her home crowd in France, the French number 2 will undoubtedly be keen to win the title at home.
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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