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What should you know about the second round of the Davis Cup qualifiers?

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September 11, 2025

The second round of the 2025 Davis Cup qualifiers will be held from September 12 to 14. A total of 14 countries, including former Australia, France and Spain, will participate in seven families or bonds in different cities around the world.

The action starts from September 12-13 against Japan against Germany (Tokyo), with four more tiees on the same day. The tie for home ties between Australia and Belgium (located in Sydney) and Spain and Denmark (located in Marbella) will be held from September 13 to 14.

What is the format of these relationships?

On Day 1, two singles matches will be held. On Day 2, a doubles match and two singles matches will be held.

Who will act in the second round of the Davis Cup qualifiers?

Ranked 5th in the PIF ATP rankings, Taylor Fritz (Australia), Frances Tiafoe, Frances Tiafoe, Holger Rune, #Nextgen ATP stars Jakub Mensik (Czech Republic) and Francisco Cerundolo (Argentina) are annual international athletes, annual competition for international athletes.

The seven countries that won this weekend and the 2024 Italian champions will compete in the Davis Cup final in Bologna, Italy from November 18 to 23.

Here is a complete list of links and venues for the second round of qualifiers:
Argentina and Argentina in Groningen, Netherlands
Australia vs. Belgium at Ken Roswal Arena in Sydney, Australia
Hungary and Austria in Fonix Arena in Dubreden, Hungary
Germany and Japan Ariac Arena Japan and Japan Japan
United States and the United States Delray Beach Tennis Center United States and Czech Republic
Denmark with Spain in Spain Club Marbella
Croatia and France Dvorana Gradski VRT in Osijek, Croatia

In addition to seven areas in the second round of the qualifiers, 13 World Group ties and 13 World Group ties are also held around the world.