The second women's semi-final of the  Tarragona P1  will pit two pairs who have never faced each other on the circuit before:  Sanchez / Josemaria  face  Ustero / Araújo A unique encounter, but one with the air of a major event, as both duos have impressed since the start of the tournament.

Sánchez and Josemaría in search of their number 1 spot

The reigning world No. 1s,  Ariana Sánchez  et  Paula Josemaría , aim for a qualification for their  4th P1 final of the season . After winning  4 titles in 2025 , they know that reaching the final is essential to continue hoping to retain their throne in the world rankings. Their last victory in Spain dates back to  P2 of Valladolid In Tarragona, they only conceded  13 games  et  no set  since the start of the week.

Ustero and Araújo want to shake up the hierarchy

Facing them, the young  Andrea Ustero  and the Portuguese  Sofia Araújo  continue their great momentum. Titled at the  Bordeaux P2 , they carry out their work in Tarragona  best course in P1  as a pair. They had stopped in quarterfinals at  Buenos Aires  et  Malaga , but this time they have taken a step forward. Like their opponents, they have not conceded  no set  and only  17 games  since their entry into the competition.

Two profiles, two paths, one goal

For  Araújo , it would be a return to the P1 final after  Acapulco 2024 . For  Usterus , it would be the first P1 final since  dubai 2024 The challenge is daunting, but the confidence is there. It remains to be seen whether their strength so far can hold up against the consistency and experience of the Sanchez/Josemaría duo, determined to remain at the top of world padel.

The keys to the match

  •  First direct confrontation  between the two teams
  •  4 tracks  for Sánchez / Josemaría in 2025
  •  1 title  for Ustero / Araújo this season
  •  0 sets conceded  by both pairs in the tournament
  •  At stake: a place in the final …and perhaps the world’s number one spot
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 !