Marie Lefèvre and Camille Moga are the new queens of Poitiers. Seeded 3 of the P2000 Gallery Republic The two Frenchwomen secured the title at the end of a Sunday in which they constantly played with the nerves of their opponents… and themselves.
First forced to reverse Denecheau / Majdoubi (TS1) in the semi-finals after losing the first set, 2/6 6/1 7/5 They did it again a few hours later in front of Hofer / Bognard (TS2) Trailing by a set once again, Lefèvre and Moga found the resources to come back and snatch a nail-biting final in the third-set tie-break. 3/6 6/4 7/6 (5) .
Two comebacks, the top two seeds eliminated, and a title won after a nail-biting finish: It's hard to imagine a more intense Sunday for the Lefèvre/Moga pair. .
A controlled run before the Sunday of all dangers
Before having to draw on their reserves on the final day, Lefèvre / Moga had perfectly negotiated their entry into the draw Exempt from the first round thanks to their status as third seeds, they initially dominated Richer / Petit 6/2 6/2 before getting rid of Douchet / Cazaubon 6/3 7/5 in the quarter-finals. Two victories in two sets allowed them to reach the semi-finals without having conceded a single set.
But faced with Denecheau / Majdoubi (TS1) The scenario changes completely. They were pushed around and quickly penalized in the first set, which they lost. 6/2 Lefèvre and Moga react by inflicting a 6/1 against the favorites. Everything then came down to a much more unpredictable third set. This time, TS3 held on until the end and found an opening in the final games to secure the victory. 7/5 .
The first major reversal of the day, and above all The tournament's number 1 pair was eliminated. The path to the title is open, but one last major obstacle still awaits Lefèvre and Moga.
Lefèvre / Moga at the end of the suspense
Hofer / Bognard (TS2) entered the final with a particularly solid run, having not conceded a single set and after a controlled semi-final against Tonda / Duchêne (TS4), 6/3 6/3 They continued their momentum by taking the first set. 6/3 More Lefèvre / Moga They manage to reverse the trend once again. The TS3 wins the second round 6/4 and sends this final into a decisive third set.
The suspense continues until the tie-breaker where Lefèvre and Moga ultimately make the difference, 7 points to 5 . Victory 3/6 6/4 7/6 (5) at the end of a particularly close final: Marie Lefèvre and Camille Moga can celebrate, the P2000 of Poitiers is theirs.
A first P2000 for Lefèvre / Moga
This victory in Poitiers comes above all rewarding an association that had already shown great things this season Marie Lefèvre and Camille Moga had notably won together two P1000s in 2026 in La Pala in February , Then the Tennis Padel Couëron Club in March .
In this second title win, they had already demonstrated their ability to turn around a poorly started final, by winning 4/6 6/2 6/4 against Clara Mansart / Émilie Loit , after trailing 4-2 in the final set. In Poitiers, the scenario takes on yet another dimension: Two matches turned around on Sunday and, this time, a first title in P2000 for the Lefèvre / Moga pair .
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