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France vs Germany Betting Preview & Prediction | 2023 Billie Jean King Cup Finals | Group Stage

France vs Germany Betting Preview & Prediction | 2023 Billie Jean King Cup Finals | Group Stage

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THE FACTS

When is France vs Germany on and what time does it start? France vs Germany will take place on Friday 10th November, 2023 – not before 09:00 (UK)

Where is France vs Germany taking place? France vs Germany will take place at Estadio de la Cartuja in Seville, Spain

What surface is France vs Germany being played on? France vs Germany will take place on an indoor hard court

Where can I get tickets for France vs Germany? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for France vs Germany

Where can I watch France vs Germany? All matches can be watched on Tennis Channel International’s Pay TV

THE LOWDOWN

France got off to a strong start when Alize Cornet took the first set from Martina Trevisan in their clash with Italy but they ended up 2-0 down against a spirited side after Jasmine Paolini stunned Caroline Garcia in three tight sets. Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic fought back from a set down to win the doubles match and that point could have proven vital come the end of the group stages, as could earning at least a set in all three of their matches on Wednesday.

However, Germany fell much faster to Italy in their opening tie on Thursday morning to see the Italians blast through to the semi-finals before their final double match. Eva Lys lost in straight sets to Martina Trevisan first up before Anna-Lena Friedsam fell comfortably to Jasmine Paolini and that gamble by coach Rainer Schuttler has aged poorly with in-form Laura Siegemund now lining up to play a dead rubber doubles match.

THE PREDICTION

The format at the Billie Jean King Cup Finals has long been scrutinised for creating dead rubber ties like this far too early in the tournament, with Germany already effectively out of the tournament after losing their first two of a total of six matches. It is wise to leave this match well alone in the markets with rotations likely and very little motivation to get behind. France should have enough to come through all the same, with new citizen Varvara Gracheva likely to get the nod at first option after Clara Burel takes to court against one of Eva Lys or Jule Niemeier.

BETTING TIP: FRANCE TO WIN.