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2021 Moselle Open Quarter-Final – Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk Preview & Prediction

2021 Moselle Open Quarter-Final – Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

When is Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk on and what time does it start? Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk will take place on Friday 24th September, 2021 – not before 13:00 (UK)

Where is Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk taking place? Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk will take place at the Arenes de Metz in Metz, France

What surface is Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk being played on? Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk will take place on an indoor hard court

Where can I get tickets for Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk

What channel is Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk on? Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk will be televised on the Amazon Prime Video app on smart TVs

Where can I stream Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Marcos Giron vs Peter Gojowczyk live via their platform. Subscribers of Tennis TV can also stream the match live

THE PREDICTION

World number 101 Peter Gojowczyk’s run to the round of 16 at the US Open earlier this month was nothing short of superb and the German looks to have continued that form into the Moselle Open. The 32-year-old has been around the block before but beating the seventh seed Karen Khachanov in straight sets amounts to his best result on tour for some time and he will fancy his chances against world number 69 Marcos Giron. The 28-year-old American was not to be outdone, though, after claiming one of his biggest results of the year with a straight-sets victory over an out-of-sorts Alex de Minaur. This first meeting between Giron and Gojowczyk has more questions than answers, especially considering their excellent results in the round of 16, and could be worth leaving alone. If there were an angle here, a decider seems a distinct possibility between two hard-grafters so you could opt for three sets at a push.