There will ultimately be no third Frenchwoman in the main draw of the Premier Padel London P1. Carla Touly was eliminated in the second round of qualifying by the No. 3 seed. French hopes now rest on Alix Collombon and Thomas Leygue, who will make their main draw debut later today.
Touly stopped by the No. 3 seed
Having passed the first round of qualifying, Carla Toully failed to secure a ticket to the main draw.
Associated with Lucia Peralta Exposito The Frenchwoman lost to Lara Arruabarrena et Giorgia Marchetti , seeded No. 3 in qualifying, in three sets ( 6/4 4/6 6/1 ).
An encouraging run that stops short of the main draw.

Collombon faces a British wild card
Attention is now turning to the last two French representatives still in contention.
Alix Collombon will enter the main draw alongside Ksenia Sharifova The Franco-Russian pair will face the British pair invited by the organization. Catherine Rose / Aimee Gibson , on the center track , not before 18 p.m. (French time).
An opening match within reach for the Frenchwoman, who will try to ideally launch her London week.
Leygue and Geens face their first big test
A bit later, around 19:30 pm , Thomas Leygue et Clement Geens Those who qualified will then take to the track.
The Frenchman and the Belgian will meet again Álvaro Cepero et Agustin Torre on track 3 , with the ambition to continue their good momentum after two qualifying victories.
Two matches that will determine whether the French camp will still have representatives in the second round of the London P1 .
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