The qualifications of the Valencia Premier Padel P1 things went perfectly for the French women this Sunday. Carla Toully et Léa Godallier They both won their first round and will now face off with a major prize at stake: a place in the main board .
For the men, however, the adventure ends in the final round for Thomas Leygue .
Carla Touly secures a landmark victory
This is undoubtedly the performance of the day for the French.
Associated with the Spanish Amanda Lopez Morale , Carla Toully faced the number 1 seed from the qualifiers, composed of..., right from the start of the competition Lara Arruabarrena et Ana Catarina Nogueira , two experienced players on the circuit and members of the Top 50 worldwide .
Far from being favorites, the Frenchwoman and her partner nevertheless played a tremendous match to win. 7 / 6 6 / 1 in 1h27 of play.
After an extremely close first set won in a tie-break, Touly and Lopez Moral took complete control of the proceedings in the second set to inflict a severe 6/1 defeat on the favorites.
A landmark victory for Carla Touly, who confirms her strong momentum.
Godallier maintains his position
For its part, Léa Godallier and the Spanish Ariadna Canellas Rodero , seeded 5 in the qualifiers, also answered the call.
Opposing the Spanish Mar Munera Villa et Coral Alvarez Castro Having received wildcards, both players had to work hard but ultimately asserted their dominance by winning. 7 / 5 6 / 0 .
After a hard-fought first set, Godallier and Cañellas completely dominated the second set to reach the final round of qualifying.
An all-French duel for the main draw
Fate ultimately had a completely unexpected match-up in store for the final round.
Thanks to their respective victories, Carla Touly / Amanda Lopez Moral will find Léa Godallier / Ariadna Cañellas Rodero with a place in the final bracket at stake Valencia P1 .
Excellent news for French padel as a French player is guaranteed to join the main draw of the Spanish tournament.
Thomas Leygue's journey has come to an end.
At men's, Thomas Leygue et Mario Huete passed very close to the main painting.
After their impressive comeback in the first round against Matthew Rivero et Joaquín de Astoreca (2/6 6/2 6/3), the Frenchman and the Spaniard faced the pair composed of Rodrigo Coello and Swedish Adam Axelsson during the decisive match.
After a fight lasting more than two hours, Leygue and Huete were finally defeated. 6/7(3) 6/2 6/4 .
A frustrating defeat, especially since their first-set tiebreak victory had given them the advantage. But Coello and Axelsson gradually turned the tide to secure their qualification.
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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