Davis Cup: Cerúndolo wins, Argentina lead 2-0 against the Netherlands | OneFootball

The Argentine Francisco Cerúndolo pulled off a great victory by 7-6(4) and 6-1 against the Dutchman Botic Van de Zandschulp, securing the second point in Argentina's 2-0 lead over the Netherlands in the Davis Cup.

Cerúndolo became the star of the Argentine delegation in the Davis Cup series against the Netherlands after sealing the second point of the tie, which left the team led by Javier Frana with a 2-0 advantage and on the verge of qualifying for the Final Stage in Bologna.

The match began evenly and put Cerúndolo to the test in a first set that stretched to a tiebreak. There, the Argentine showed character, prevailed by 7-4 and managed to steer a match that until then had had moments of irregularity.

From that decision, the Buenos Aires native raised his level and in the second set displayed a more solid tennis, with two breaks that proved decisive to comfortably close the cross.

Cerúndolo's victory not only secured the advantage for Argentina, but also represented a morale blow for the Dutch team, which could not sustain its most experienced player against the dominance of the Argentine number one.

With his victory, the Buenos Aires native confirmed his role as leader in the delegation and established himself as a key piece for the national team's aspirations in this competition.

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