iRozhlas I hope it will turn out well, Krejčíková is looking forward to the rematch against the Swiss Bencicová
The Czech tennis players will face Switzerland in the final match in Group D of the World Championship, and only the winner of this match will advance to the semi-finals. Fans in the Libeň Hall in Prague will first see two singles matches and then one doubles match. The rivals will be led by the Olympic gold medalist from Tokyo Belinda Bencicová, Czech recovered world number three Barbora Krejčíková, who lost to the mentioned Swiss just at the recent summer games in Japan.
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When leaving the last training session, Krejčíková joked for a while with the coach or mentor of the Swiss women, Martina Hingisová, both teams trained just next to each other, so even the opponents could see that the Czech number one was healthy.
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Listen to how Barbora Krejčíková is looking forward to the match against Switzerland
And that the cramps from the first duel with the German Angelique Kerber have subsided, is also confirmed by physiotherapist Pavel Kolář.
"The good thing is that so far the sonography has not shown any bleeding or tearing of the muscle, which is an advantage," the renowned doctor named the diagnosis.
"The training was good, the mood is good, everything is good. I'm looking forward to playing against Switzerland, the derby and, for me, a rematch with Belinda, so I'm looking forward and I hope it goes well," Barbora Krejčíková is looking forward to the match, as well as to what might follow, because advancing to the semi-finals and even the final would at the same time mean three hard battles in a row, possibly late into the night.
“It is difficult, but I am driven by the fact that I am playing at home and playing for the Czech Republic. That's even more of an inspiration and motivation, because I've always wished for it and wanted to play such matches. I'm glad to be here," added Krejčíková.
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