PADEL SEVEN DAILY
Four World Cup Tickets on the Line as Madrid Reaches Final Day
Great Britain, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Poland and Denmark chase four Doha places in Madrid, Lyon reaches semifinal day and Rotterdam Premier Padel qualifying begins tomorrow.
No Premier Padel tournament is currently in progress.
CUPRA Rotterdam Premier Padel P2
Men's qualifying begins tomorrow28 September-4 October 2026; men's qualifying begins 27 September.LATEST PREMIER PADEL RESULT
FIP Platinum Lyon: Momo Gonzalez / Lucas Campagnolo defeated Thomas Leygue / Jesus Moya 6-3, 6-4 in the men's quarter-finals; Alix Collombon / Ksenia Sharifova defeated Alejandra Salazar / Aranza Osoro 3-6, 7-5, 7-6 in the women's quarter-finals.TOP STORY
Four World Cup places will be decided in Madrid today
CONFIRMEDThe FIP World Cup Qualifiers Europe reach their final day at Padel G24. Great Britain face Poland and Denmark meet Germany in the decisive women's ties, while Belgium play the Netherlands and Germany face Great Britain in the men's competition. The winner of each tie qualifies for the World Cup in Doha.
International Padel FederationPLAYER WATCH
Collombon and Sharifova knock out Lyon's top seeds
CONFIRMEDAlix Collombon and Ksenia Sharifova recovered from a set down to defeat No.1 seeds Alejandra Salazar and Aranza Osoro 3-6, 7-5, 7-6 and reach the FIP Platinum Lyon semifinals.
Padel MagazineGonzalez and Campagnolo end Leygue and Moya's Lyon run
CONFIRMEDMomo Gonzalez and Lucas Campagnolo defeated Thomas Leygue and Jesus Moya 6-3, 6-4 in the quarter-finals. Leygue and Moya leave Lyon after a memorable run that included victories over Lamperti-Alvarez and Alonso-Goni.
Padel MagazineSPAIN WATCH
Momo Gonzalez reaches Lyon semifinals after missing Spain's Doha eight
CONFIRMEDMomo Gonzalez and Lucas Campagnolo are through to the FIP Platinum Lyon semifinals after a straight-sets quarter-final victory over Leygue and Moya. Gonzalez was among the high-level Spanish players not selected for the World Cup squad.
Padel MagazineMadrid prepares to award four European World Cup places
CONFIRMEDThe European World Cup qualification tournament at Padel G24 concludes today with four decisive ties. Two men's teams and two women's teams will qualify for Doha.
International Padel FederationFORM & RANKINGS
Great Britain men's team remains perfect in Madrid
CONFIRMEDGreat Britain defeated Ukraine 3-0 in Friday's knockout tie and has not conceded an individual match during the European qualifiers. Germany stands between Britain and a World Cup place today.
International Padel FederationDenmark women reach final qualification tie unbeaten
CONFIRMEDDenmark defeated Greece on Friday and has won every individual match in every tie played so far in Madrid. Germany is the final obstacle between Denmark and Doha.
International Padel FederationThirteen players have already qualified for the Premier Padel Finals
CONFIRMEDFIP confirms that Arturo Coello, Agustin Tapia, Fede Chingotto, Ale Galan, Juan Lebron, Leo Augsburger, Gemma Triay, Delfi Brea, Bea Gonzalez, Paula Josemaria, Andrea Ustero, Ari Sanchez and Claudia Fernandez have secured Barcelona Finals places.
International Padel FederationWHAT TO WATCH TODAY
Madrid's four decisive World Cup ties
Great Britain-Poland and Denmark-Germany decide the women's qualifiers, while Belgium-Netherlands and Germany-Great Britain decide the men's Doha places.
FIP Platinum Lyon semifinals
Watch whether Alix Collombon and Ksenia Sharifova can convert their victory over the top seeds into a place in Sunday's final.
Rotterdam Premier Padel preparations
Men's qualifying begins on Sunday 27 September, returning the Premier Padel circuit to live competition after the post-Paris break.
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