Italy are without top-10 players Jannik Sinner and Lorenzo Musetti but could still call on one of the strongest teams in this year’s Finals

The Davis Cup Finals take place in Bologna, Italy, from 18-23 November. Italy, Austria, France, Belgium, Spain, Czech Republic, Argentina and Germany are the eight teams competing in Bologna. Reigning Australian Open and Wimbledon champion Jannik Sinner will be absent from the Italy side.

Many consider Spain's match against Denmark to be the most difficult moment of his career, but Ferrer has denied it.

Flavio Cobolli has beaten Filip Misolic 6-1, 6-3 to clinch a 2-0 victory for two-time defending champion Italy over Austria and set up a Davis Cup semifinal against Belgium.

Holders Italy overcome Austria to move a step closer to becoming the first nation to win three consecutive Davis Cup titles for 53 years.

Carlos Alcaraz, the world's top-ranked men's tennis player, announced that he will not be competing in the Davis Cup for his home country, Spain, due to an edema in his right hamstring.

At the Nitto ATP Finals last week, Alexander Zverev summed up his 2025 as “an incredibly unsatisfying season” following his exit in the round-robin stage. Could celebrating a maiden Davis Cup title change that tune,

Belgium beat France in the opening match at the Davis Cup Finals, as organisers confirm discussions will be held over the tournament's future format.