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Slovenia defeats Israel 4–0 in Davis Cup tie

Overview

The Slovenian men’s national tennis team secured a 4–0 victory against Israel in the Davis Cup World Group II tie held at the Breskvar Tennis Academy in Ljubljana. The two-day competition, played on clay courts, resulted in Slovenia advancing and Israel being relegated to the Davis Cup World Group II playoffs.

Slovenia opened the tie with a singles win by Bor Artnak over Israel’s Amit Vales. Filip Planinšek followed with a victory against Orel Kimhi. In the doubles match, Sebastian Dominko and Žiga Šeško defeated the pairing of Daniel Cuckierman and Ofek Shimanov. Sebastian Dominko completed the sweep by defeating Ben Weintraub in the final singles match.

Entities

Slovenia · Grega Žemlja · Dubočica 54 · Odense · Davis Cup

Timeline

  1. 8 days ago

    [SPORTS] 3 sources
    Slovenia defeats Israel 4–0 in Davis Cup tennis tie

    Israel has been relegated to the Davis Cup World Group II playoffs after losing 4–0 to Slovenia in a two-day tournament in Ljubljana.

  2. 11 days ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Slovenia Davis Cup lineup announced for Israel tie

    Slovenia faces Israel in the Davis Cup at the Breskvar Tennis Academy. Captain Grega Žemlja selected Bor Artnak and Filip Jeff Planinšek for Friday's singles matches.

  3. 15 days ago

    [SPORTS] 21 sources
    European sports updates: Handball, volleyball, and tennis results

    A roundup of European sports: Dubočica 54 wins historic handball debut, Czech volleyball advances to round of 16, and Slovenia prepares to host Israel in the Davis Cup.

  4. about 1 month ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Slovenia men's tennis team to host Israel in Davis Cup

    Slovenia's men's tennis team will host Israel in Ljubljana on September 18-19 for the second round of the Davis Cup.

Sources

24hod.sk · cdaction.pl · delo.si · dnevnikjuga.rs · english.radio.cz · essentiallysports.com · europesays.com · fiuman.hr · greekcitytimes.com · hbold.dk · hrs.hr · isport.blesk.cz · koroskenovice.si · novice.si · novilist.hr · rk-podravka.hr · siol.net · sport-tv.si · sportklub.si · sports.ert.gr · sports24.cz · srbijasport.net · tenis-slovenija.si · times.si · whatson-gambia.com · zurnal.rs

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