The latter stages of the Davis Cup Finals, due to be played in November, will now be hosted by Malaga in Southern Spain, the organisers have announced.
Revamped in 2019, the 122-year-old competition remains in Spain following Madrid, who have hosted it for the past two editions.
The group phase will be played from 14-18 September in Bologna (Italy), Glasgow (Great Britain), Hamburg (Germany) and a fourth city which has yet to be announced.
The quarter-finals, semi-finals and final will all be in Málaga from 21-27 November on indoor hard courts.
The city will also host the final stages in 2023, the International Tennis Federation and organising group Kosmos Tennis revealed.
Málaga had been one of the cities chosen to host group matches this year but it will now be replaced after being selected for the Finals.
There had been speculation that Abu Dhabi would be the new host for the Davis Cup Finals but some players and team captains expressed concerns about that possibility and the travelling involved late in the season.
Further Reading
Manchester | Smith calls for strong vocal support to clinch crucial win
Australia beat Switzerland 3-0 and have secured one of the two places available from Group B for November’s Davis Cup Finals in Malaga, Spain, leaving Great Britain with the task of defeating France on Sunday in the last of the pool matches being played in Manchester...
Manchester | Murray overcomes Riedl in Davis Cup while his beloved Gran is buried
For Britain’s second tie in Group A of the Davis Cup Finals playoffs being staged in Manchester, captain Leon Smith opted for Andy Murray and Cameron Norrie for the singles against Switzerland, no doubt giving Jack Draper and Dan Evans extra time to recover from their...
Manchester | Draper makes excellent Davis Cup debut
In the race for the top two spots in Group B and a place in next November’s knockout stages of the Davis Cup Finals in Malaga, France was beaten by Australia in the second of the pool matches being played in Manchester.
Manchester | Murray makes the British Davis Cup squad
Great Britain will launch their 2023 Davis Cup campaign in Manchester tomorrow (Wednesday) when they face Australia in the first of three pool matches with the top two teams from the group going forward for the knockout stage in Malaga, Spain, this coming November.
New York | Dabrowski & Routliffe win US Open Women’s Double title
Canada’s Gabriela Dabrowski & Erin Routliffe from New Zealand defeated former champions Laura Siegemund & Vera Zvonareva, 7-6(9) 6-3, to win the US Open women's doubles final on Sunday in New York.
