Guichard and Geens advance to the FIP Bronze Houten final after two tie-breaks in the semi-final

Dylan Guichard and the Belgian Clement Geens , top seeds of the FIP Bronze Houten in the Netherlands continue their journey and qualify for the tournament final .

In the semi-final, the Franco-Belgian pair had to work hard to overcome the Spanish team. Jaume Romera Barceló / Pau Miñano Ortiz (TS3) . Victory 7 / 6 7 / 6 at the end of an extremely close match.

Two tie-breaks to make the difference

The match was very close from start to finish. The two pairs traded blows, with neither duo able to gain a decisive advantage.

Both sets were ultimately played in the tie-break and in these key moments Guichard and Geens lived up to their status as number 1 seeds. More solid in the important points, they managed to make the difference to close out the match in two sets.

A mental victory that allows them to secure their place in the final .

A solid but sometimes challenging run

The course of Guichard and Geens It hasn't always been easy in this Dutch tournament.

Au first round They already had to fight to keep the British out. Louie Harris / Alexander Loughlan en three sets .

They then played out in the round of 16 facing the French Johan Peloux / Romain Sichez before facing another tough quarter-final battle against the home team Julian Prins / Youp De Kroon , won in the third set tie-break .

In the semi-final, they showed a very solid version to take the next step.

A final between the top two seeds

The final will logically pit the top two seeds of the tournament Guichard and Geens will face Guillem Figuerola / Robert Belmont Pastor (TS2) .

Un A big duel is in store. , program not before 16pm on court 8 .

L The Frenchman and the Belgian will have the opportunity to go for their first international title of the season. .

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 !