Tournament Premier Padel from Valladolid  begins with the women's qualifications, and three French women are entered this Sunday.

A high-profile picture for Buteau and Roque De Pinho

The pair  Laura Buteau / Luisa Roque De Pinho  will face the number 1 seed from the qualifiers,  Marta Talavan / Teresa Navarro Lopez-Barajas . In case of victory, they could then cross paths with the number 3 seeds,  Lucia Peralta Exposito / Lorena Vano . A real  “painting of death”  for the French and the Portuguese, with a first match planned around  10:30 .

Valladolid P2: start of qualifying with Godallier, Touly and Buteau

Touly and Blanco Rojo aim for the main draw

On their side,  Carla Touly and Alicia Blanco Rojo  (seeded number 7) will be favorites in their first round against  Sara Foguer Lapuente / Lucia Micaela Fernandez Lopez If successful, they could face the number 4 seed,  Camila Fassio Goyeneche / Mónica Gómez Rivas  in the qualifying final. Their first match is scheduled for  second rotation on the central track , either also towards  10:30 .

Valladolid P2: start of qualifying with Godallier, Touly and Buteau

Godallier and Luján in a strong position

The Franco-Spanish pair  Léa Godallier / Laura Luján Rodríguez , seeded number 2, will make their debut against  Carlotta Casali Vannicelli / Alba Gallardo Salvado , a Spanish-Italian duo. If they win, they could play for their place in the  main board  against the number 5 seeds,  Rebeca Lopez Lopez / Amanda Lopez Moral .

Valladolid P2: start of qualifying with Godallier, Touly and Buteau

Collombon and Martinez await qualification

In the  main board ,  Alix Collombon  will team up with  Araceli Martinez Their first match will be against a pair from the qualifiers, before a potential clash against the  world number 1 ,  Ariana Sánchez Fallada / Paula Josemaría Martín , from the second round.

No French men

Exceptional fact:  no French players  will not participate in the qualifications or the main draw in the men's competition. A situation largely linked to the injury of  Thomas Leygue  (Achilles tendon rupture). Unfortunately, this pattern is likely to recur this year.

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.