The round of XNUMX of Valladolid P2 have delivered their share of surprises in the women's draw. While the main favorites Gemma Triay / Delfi Brea et Paula Josemaría / Bea González They lived up to expectations, but two top 8 seeds fell: Claudia Fernández / Sofia Araújo et Marta Ortega / Martina Calvo , defeated following remarkable performances from their opponents.
Rodríguez and Dal Pozzo overturn Fernández and Araújo in a nail-biting finish.
This was the match of the morning in Valladolid, a rematch of the quarter-finals of the Major of Rome Once again, Nuria Rodríguez et Giulia Dal Pozzo have found the key to Claudia Fernández et Sofia Araújo .
However, the world's fourth-ranked pair seemed to have done the hard part. Victorious in the first set. 6/4 they obtained five match balls (!) in the second set: three on the opponent's serve at 5-3 , then two others on their commitment to 5-4 .
But the Spanish-Italian pair never gave up. Coming back to a tie-break, they even erased a deficit of 0-4 in the tiebreak before forcing a third set. Fueled by this incredible comeback, Rodríguez and Dal Pozzo then definitively took control of the match to win. 4/6 7/6 6/4 and eliminate, as in Rome, one of the best pairs in the world. Stunning.

Fassio and Eugenio confirm their rise to power
Another big surprise of the day: the victory of Martina Fassio et Raquel Eugenio against the number 6 seed Marta Ortega / Martina Calvo .
Already very convincing for several weeks, Fassio and Eugenio perfectly managed the important moments to win in two very close sets. 7 / 6 7 / 5 and continue their successful run in Valladolid

The main favorites are in the running
The other top contenders in the table, on the other hand, did not falter.
On the central track, Gemma Triay et Delfi Brea first had to work hard to win the first set against Bea Caldera et Carmen Goenaga before unleashing their full potential in the second set 7 / 5 6 / 0 .
The same controlled scenario played out for the world's number two teams. Paula Josemaría et Bea González , victorious over Victoria Iglesias et Aranza Osoro on the score of 6 / 3 6 / 3 .
The pair Ari Sánchez / Andrea Ustero continues to impress. The No. 3 seeds gave no chance to Jessica castelló et Lorena Rufo swept away 6 / 2 6 / 2 .

The remaining qualifiers for the quarterfinals
The other tickets for the quarter-finals went to Tamara Icardo et Claudia jensen , strong against Lucia Sainz et Jana Montes 6 / 4 6 / 3 .
Ale Salazar et Ale Alonso also secured their qualification by dominating Marta Caparrós et Julieta Bidahorria 6 / 4 6 / 4 .
Finally Marina Guinart et Vero Virseda won a very close duel against Marta Talaván et Sofia Saiz 7 / 5 7 / 6 , while Rodríguez and Dal Pozzo, as well as Fassio and Eugenio, complete a quarter-final lineup marked by two nice surprises.
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