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Carreño Confirms It: Spain Never Gives Up. Photo: Getty Images.

Carreño confirms it: Spain never gives up

Spain works the miracle and turns the tables on Denmark after the convincing victory of the Asturian over Elmer Moeller, securing a spot in the Davis Cup finals. 

Martínez's epic equals everything and the Spanish miracle is now in Carreño's hands. Photo: Gettyimages

Martínez's epic evens the playing field and the Spanish miracle is now in Carreño's hands

Spain levels the score to 2-2 after Martínez saves a match point against Holger Rune, and Pablo Carreño now has the opportunity to come back from a 0-2 deficit for the first time in Spanish Davis Cup history.
 

Munar and Martínez trust in the miracle and put the 1-2. Photo: Getty Images

Munar and Martínez trust in the miracle and secure the 1-2

Spain earns its first point in the Davis Cup tie against Denmark in a doubles match where they improved over time, and Munar and Rune will contest the fourth point.

Ferrer trusts in the comeback of the Spanish team. Source: Getty

Denmark was 0-2 in the first round and came back: Why can't we do it?

Ferrer relies on his opponent's comeback in the previous tie, while Munar offered a very sincere reflection on his defeat: "I was far from the desired level".

Spain loses 0-2 to Denmark after the first match day. Source: Getty

Spain gets into a mess

Jaume Munar loses to Elmer Moller and Denmark dominates the tie by 0-2. David Ferrer's team is required to win the remaining three points tomorrow.

Holger Rune, in the post-match press conference. Source: Puntodebreak/Carlos Navarro

Rune seeks a change: "I want to find that extra percentage, I try to be more aggressive"

Interesting words from Holger after giving Denmark the first point of the tie: he spoke of a possible racket change and pointed out the changes he is seeking in his tennis.

Holger Rune advances Denmark against Spain in Marbella. Source: Getty

Rune strikes first

Holger's victory over Pablo Carreño to advance Denmark in the tie. Spain relies on Jaume Munar to avoid trailing 0-2 going into Sunday.

Interview by Fernando Murciego with Elmer Moller. Source: Punto de Break.

Elmer Moller, the 'chameleon' waiting for us in Marbella

The 21-year-old Dane has not stopped growing thanks to his versatile style and sobriety on the court. A dangerous profile that Spain will have to face in the Davis Cup.