Canada to face Italy, Sweden, Chile in group stage of Davis Cup title defence
Defending champion Canada will face Italy, Sweden and Chile in the group stage of the 2023 Davis Cup men's tennis tournament.
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Davis Cup Finals group stage set for Bologna, Valencia, Manchester and Croatian city
Valencia, Bologna and a yet-to-be-decided Croatian city will join Manchester as host venues for the group stage of the 2023 Davis Cup Finals, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) said on Wednesday, adding that champions Canada will face Italy.
Manchester to host group stage finals of 2023 Davis Cup in 'major coup' for tennis fans
Manchester has been unveiled as one of the host cities for the group stages of this year's Davis Cup finals - marking the first time the city-region has hosted the event in almost 30 years.
SA20's riveting group stage ends: How did YOUR franchise fare?
The group stages of the first-ever SA20 are over, and they did not disappoint.
African Confederation Cup group stage draw
Following is the draw for the group stages of the 2022-23 African Confederation Cup that was held on Monday.
Infantino ranks Qatar 2022 group stage best ever in FIFA World Cup history
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’No small teams anymore’, FIFA chief hails best group stage
DOHA: FIFA President Gianni Infantino has hailed the group stage of the Qatar World Cup as the “best ever” and said the number of upsets and geographic breadth of the teams progressing indicated that football was becoming ever more global. Former champions Argentina, Spain, Germany and Brazil all suffered shock group-stage losses and Africa, Asia and North America were represented in the last 16 along with traditional powerhouses South America and Europe. Infantino said the matches — “played in beautiful stadiums” — had already attracted a TV audience in excess of two billion viewers.
'No small teams anymore', FIFA chief hails best group stage
DOHA : FIFA President Gianni Infantino has hailed the group stage of the Qatar World Cup as the "best ever" and said the number of upsets and geographic breadth of the teams progressing indicated that football was becoming ever more global.