La  Miami P1 women's first semi-final  left no room for doubt.
 world number 1 Gemma Triay and Delfina Brea  held their own perfectly against the 4th seed  Sofia Araujo / Claudia Fernández , with a clear victory  6 / 3 6 / 2 .

 A tight first set… then the decisive break 

The start of the match is balanced, with both pairs trading blows.
But as is often the case, the number ones make the difference  in important moments .

À  4/3 One opportunity is all it takes:
 a break point converted and the set tilts.

Result:  6/3 in 32 minutes , with telling figures:

  •  16 winning moves  against 10
  •  fewer unforced errors  (8 against 12)

Clinical management of key points.

 A masterclass from Brea in the second set 

In the second set, the match takes on a completely different dimension.

We are witnessing a  a true demonstration of Delfina Brea  :

  • perfect cushioning
  • sharp viboras
  • millimeter lobs
  • Impeccable little girls

A  full score , almost flawlessly.

By his side,  Gemma Triay  He dominates his diagonal, hits hard on the volley and imposes his rhythm.

The figures confirm the dominance:

  •  21 winning moves  against 12
  •  0 break point conceded 

A one-sided round concluded  6/2 .

 Fernández / Araujo too imprecise 

Opposite,  Fernández and Araujo  never managed to really get into their game.

  •  less physical intensity 
  •  many inaccuracies 
  •  lobs too short 
  •  too many unforced errors 

Diagonally,  Claudia Fernández  suffered particularly from Brea's accuracy.

A semi-final that was generally disappointing against opponents who were superior in every aspect.

 An impressive dynamic 

With this victory,  Triay / Brea  they continue:

  •  4th consecutive final in 2026 
  •  7th consecutive final  including last season
  • always  undefeated since the arrival of Seba Nerone 

The objective is clear:
to carry out the  triple Gijón – Cancún – Miami 

 Waiting for their opponent 

The world number ones now await their opponents, who will emerge from the clash between:

  •  Paula Josemaría / Bea González 
  •  Ariana Sánchez / Andrea Ustero 

One thing is sure:  You'll need to be very strong to go after these Triay/Brea 2026 versions. .

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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