The  Men's quarter-finals of the National 1 interclub competition  kept all their promises to  Palatium of Troyes , with a major upset and several favorites shaken up. While the headliners generally lived up to expectations, the  All In Padel 69  hit hard by releasing the  seeded 4 , All In Padel Sports Arena. Full recap of the morning's quarterfinals.

 All In Padel 69 reverses All In Padel Sports Arena: the big surprise 

It is  the clash of these quarter-finals . Opposed to  All In Padel Sports Arena , Training  All In Padel 69  pulled off a real coup by winning  2-0 , against a team that was nevertheless equipped to go very far.

From the very first match, the stage is set. On paper,  Pablo Lijó / Gonzalo Rubio , two players from the  Top 50 worldwide were clearly the favorites against the Swedes  Simon Vasquez / Daniel Windahl But they delivered a very high-level performance. They were beaten.  7/5  In the first set, they fought hard to win the next two sets.  in the tie-break ,  7/6(5) 7/6(4) and give their team a completely unexpected first point. A huge coup.

The second double confirms the trend.  Johan Bergeron / Jérémy Robert , favorites against  Carlos Cuenca Navarro / Théo Suzanna do not tremble and clearly assert themselves  6 / 1 6 / 3 . Victory  2-0  for All In Padel 69, who signs  the first major impact  of these quarter-finals.

Another disappointment for All In Padel Sports Arena, eliminated once again in the quarter-finals, after last year's defeat against Casa Padel, despite a more favorable opportunity this year.

 Big Padel pulls through after a real fight against Padel Touch Arcachon 

Closer opposition than expected between  Big padel  et  Padel Touch Bassin d'Arcachon . Yet it was the Arcachon team that struck first.

In the first match,  Maxime Deloyer / Íñigo Jofre  pull off a major coup by dominating  Luis Hernandez-Quesada / Maxime Joris   7 / 5 6 / 3 , giving the advantage to Padel Touch.

But Big Padel had strong arguments in the other two matches.  Clément Geens / Dylan Guichard  reset the counters by dominating  Morgan Mannarino / Thomas Mitjana   6 / 0 6 / 1 In the decisive match,  Nicolas Rouanet / Thomas Vanbauce  are required  6 / 3 6 / 4  face  Jérôme Inzerillo / Jules Marie allowing Big Padel to impose itself  2-1  and to reach the final four.

 Sète Padel assumes its status in the face of Padel Horizon 

The  reigning French champions ,  Sète Padel had to work hard against a solid team of  Padel Horizon but ultimately made the difference.

The first match was close.  Mario Ortega / Miguel Angel Solbes  prevailed after three sets against  Olivier Guy de Chamisso / Manuel Vives  :  6/3 3/6 6/4 .
In the second doubles match,  Aitor Garcia Bassas / Yanis Muesser  ensure the essentials by dominating  Pierre Perez Le Tiec / Philémon Raichman   6 / 2 6 / 3 , confirming Sète's qualification for the semi-finals.

 Home Insurance Padel Uno wins after a tough arm wrestling match 

Facing  La Bandeja ,  Home Insurance Padel Uno  had to fight hard, especially during the first doubles match.

The  French number 1 ,  Bastien Blanque / Thomas Leygue , deliver a very close match against  Diego Dorta / Guillem Figuerola Santiago After an intense battle, they emerged victorious.  7/5 6/7 7/5  and ideally launch their team.

Behind,  Sanyo Gutiérrez / Mario Huete  confirm their status as favorites by dominating  Roger Arumi-Siquier / Maxime Forcin   6 / 4 6 / 3 offering qualification to Casa Padel One without having to play a third game.

 Semi-final posters 

The final four promises to be very intense:

  •  Home Insurance Padel Uno (TS2) vs Sète Padel (TS3) 
  •  Big Padel (TS1° vs All In Padel 69 (TS5) 

The  semi-finals  will be followed  not before 16:30 p.m. ,  direct on Padel MagTV , on the  tracks 1 and 3 .
After a quarter-final marked by a nice surprise, the Men's National 1 league is clearly entering its most intense phase.

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 !