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2021 Argentina Open Quarter-Final – Pablo Andujar vs Francisco Cerundolo Preview & Prediction

2021 Argentina Open Quarter-Final – Pablo Andujar vs Francisco Cerundolo Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

Where is Pablo Andujar vs Francisco Cerundolo taking place? Buenos Aires, Argentina

When is Pablo Andujar vs Francisco Cerundolo on and what time does it start? Friday 5th March, 2021 – not before 17:20 (UK)

What surface is Pablo Andujar vs Francisco Cerundolo being played on? Clay (Outdoor)

Where can I get tickets for Pablo Andujar vs Francisco Cerundolo? No tickets are available to the general public as only a limited number of corporate tickets have been given out

What channel is Pablo Andujar vs Francisco Cerundolo on? This match will not be televised live in the UK

Where can I stream Pablo Andujar vs Francisco Cerundolo? Subscribers of TennisTV can stream the match live

THE PREDICTION

Pablo Andujar is yet to drop a set at the Argentina Open in Buenos Aires and took out a tough opponent in Italy’s Gianluca Mager, who enjoyed the best run of his career to date on the South American clay swing last season. The sixth seed will be wary of any player with the surname Cerundolo right now, as Juan Manuel won the Cordoba Open last week on tour debut and his elder brother Francisco faces him here in this quarter-final having beaten Benoit Paire over three sets. 22-year-old Francisco Cerundolo will be feeding off his brother’s success last week and frustrated Paire into some poor scenes on the Frenchman’s part, but coming back from a set down against the third seed is mightily impressive. 35-year-old Andujar is a seasoned clay-court veteran, though, with four ATP titles to his name all on this surface. Where Albert Ramos-Vinolas was naïve last week against Juan Manuel Cerundolo, Andujar should be ready in this quarter-final. There is the fleeting sense of an upset about this match but the most realistic outcome is a three-set victory for world number 57 Andujar.