Léa Godallier and Daiara Valenzuela will be present at the main table of Madrid P1 The French and Argentinian players negotiated their final qualifying round perfectly by dominating Mónica Gómez / Julia Polo : 6/3 6/2 in 1h17 .
Another convincing performance from the third seed in qualifying, who had already controlled his opening match against Rebecca Lopez / Catherine Rose , 6 / 2 6 / 3 .
Down 3-0, then six consecutive games
The only real moment of doubt comes at the beginning of the match.
Godallier/Valenzuela are broken early and see Gómez/Polo quickly take control to lead 3/0 But the reaction is immediate.
The French and Argentinian players raised their level, recovered their break deficit, and gradually took control of the rallies. They then went on to... six consecutive games , with a double break, to completely turn the first set around: 6/3 .
After this difficult start, the Franco-Argentine pair no longer really let their opponents breathe.
Godallier / Valenzuela do not let up
The momentum continued from the start of the second set with another break of Godallier / Valenzuela .
Gómez and Polo manage to break back, but their comeback is short-lived. The third seed immediately breaks back before definitively extending his lead with a Double Break .
This time, there was no fear at the conclusion: 6/2 .
After 1:17 Godallier and Valenzuela therefore secured their qualification with a very clean record: Two matches, two wins in two sets, and only eleven games conceded. .
A new main draw for Godallier
After the summer break, Premier padel, Léa Godallier therefore perfectly resumes its forward march alongside Daiara Valenzuela .
Their first round against López/Rose had already set the tone with a victory 6 / 2 6 / 3 This second victory, against Gómez/Polo, confirms their positive feelings and allows them to regain a new main table Premier Padel .
Now we just need to find out who their opponent will be in the first round.
And the draw could produce a particularly interesting match-up for the French side.
A Collombon/Godallier duel is possible in the first round.
Alix Collombon and Ksenia Sharifova they already know they will face a pair from qualifying for their entry into the tournament.
With Godallier/Valenzuela now among the qualified teams, a duel between the two best French players Therefore, it remains possible depending on the placement of the qualifiers in the draw.
A poster Collombon / Sharifova – Godallier / Valenzuela would certainly be one of the matches to watch for the French side to kick off this Madrid P1 campaign.
Before even thinking about this potential duel, Godallier and Valenzuela can already savor: Their mission in terms of qualifications has been accomplished, and in style.
I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !
































































































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