After a perfectly executed first round, the three Frenchmen involved in the qualifying rounds of the  Pretoria P1  play the decisive match this Monday to reach the main draw.

 Yoan Boronad / Timéo Fonteny  will open the day as soon as  9h , While  Thomas Leygue , associated to  Pablo Sanchez Vicente will enter the arena a little later.

 Boronad and Fonteny from 9am on the central court 

Winners  7 / 5 6 / 3  de  Borja Trujillo Chang / Marcos Cordoba ,  Yoan Boronad  et  Timeo Fonteny  will have the honor of launching the day on the  center court from 9am .

The two young French players will face the new pair made up of Iago Fuertes Leonardo  and experienced  Miguel Lamperti , who defeated the 7th seed in the first round.

A challenge met against a former world number 2, but a real opportunity for Boronad and Fonteny. Solid in their opening matches, the French pair will try to capitalize on their opponents' lack of cohesion to secure their place in the main draw.

 Leygue in pursuit of a second consecutive painting 

 Thomas Leygue  et  Pablo Sanchez Vicente  will play the second match scheduled on the  short 3 Their encounter will begin after the first match of the day, which kicked off at  9h .

The Franco-Spanish duo will meet again  Pepe Aliaga / Adrian Ronco Lopez , who caused a surprise by eliminating the 3rd seed.

After their success  7 / 6 6 / 1  In the first round, Leygue and Sanchez Vicente have a great opportunity to reach the main draw. The Frenchman could thus follow up a  second consecutive main draw on the circuit Premier Padel , after his qualification obtained at  Malaga .

 Two matches for three French places in the draw 

The tricolor program for this Monday:

 9am – Centre Court: 
 Yoan Boronad / Timéo Fonteny vs Iago Fuertes Leonardo / Miguel Lamperti 

 Second rotation starting at 9am – Court 3: 
 Pepe Aliaga / Adrian Ronco Lopez vs Pablo Sanchez Vicente / Thomas Leygue 

Two open matches and two real opportunities to see the three French players back in the game.  Pretoria P1 Main Table .

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 !