Billie Jean King Cup: Program and results of the former Fed Cup
The Billie Jean King Cup was previously played as the Fed Cup, and in 2020 the competition was renamed in honor of the famous American tennis player and fighter for gender equality and social justice.
The Czech national team will compete in Group D with Germany and Switzerland, while the participation of Captain Petr Pál has so far been confirmed by Barbora Krejčíková and Kateřina Siniaková. Petra Kvitová, on the other hand, apologized.
Group A consists of advocates from France, Canada and the Russian Tennis Federation, in Group B the forces of Australia, Belarus and Belgium have changed, and in Group C the United States, Slovakia and Spain.
Only the winners of each group will advance to the semifinals. Teams can nominate up to five players, the composition must be announced by October 4. However, until the start of the tournament, three changes are allowed.
To make the match will consist of two two to two winning sets and a doubles, which in the case of a 1: 1 situation on the sets is decided by a super tiebreak to ten points. Only in the finals will he have the third set of the classic gamma format.
The double is also played by the system without any advantage, so with a score of 40:40 it is definitely the only exchange.
The champions and defeated finalists will automatically secure the qualification for the final tournament in 2022. The remaining ten teams will compete for promotion to the winners of today’s playoffs.
The program of the final of the BJ King Cup in Prague |
Monday, November 1
10:30
France vs. France Canada (central court in the O2 arena)
Belgium vs. Belarus (court number 1 in the O2 universe)
17:00
CZECHIA vs. Germany (central courtyard in the O2 arena
Spain Vs. Slovakia (court number 1 in the O2 universe)
Tuesday, November 2
10:30
Australia vs. Belgium (central court in the O2 arena)
Russian Tennis Federation Vs. Canada (court number 1 in the O2 universe)
17:00
USA Vs. Slovakia (central court in the O2 arena)
Germany vs. Switzerland (court number 1 in the O2 universe)
Wednesday, November 3
(only central court in the O2 arena)
10:30
France vs. France Russian Tennis Federation
17:00
USA Vs. Spain
Thursday, November 4
(only central court in the O2 arena)
10:30
Australia vs. Belarus
17:00
CZECHIA vs. Switzerland
Friday, November 5
(only central court in the O2 arena)
10:30
Semifinal 1
17:00
Semifinal 2
Saturday, November 6
(only central court in the O2 arena)
16:00
Final
