The desert heat in Riyadh is about to get a whole lot more intense. As we hit the Quarter-Finals of the Riyadh Season P1 today, Thursday, February 12, 2026, the bracket has narrowed down to the elite. With a prize pool of €479,068 on the line and crucial ranking points up for grabs, every smash and vibora counts.
The order of play is divided between two main stages, featuring back-to-back action from both the men’s and women’s circuits. Here is everything you need to know about today’s blockbuster lineup.
Center Court: The Big Stage
Center Court kicks off at 3:00 PM local time with a heavy-hitting women’s matchup.
| Match | Category | Players |
| 1 (3:00 PM) | Women’s QF | [1] G. Triay / D. Brea vs. [6] M. Ortega / M. Calvo |
| 2 (Followed by) | Men’s QF | [8] J. Garrido / L. Bergamini vs. [2] F. Chingotto / A. Galán |
| 3 (NB 6:00 PM) | Women’s QF | [5] T. Icardo / C. Jensen vs. [2] B. Gonzalez / P. Josemaría |
| 4 (Followed by) | Men’s QF | [1] A. Coello / A. Tapia vs. [9] E. Alonso / J. Tello |
The afternoon session features the #1 seeds Triay and Brea, who look to assert their dominance. Later, the evening “Not Before” slot (6:00 PM) promises a fireworks display as the legendary duo of Coello and Tapia closes out the night against the dangerous pairing of Alonso and Tello.
Court 1: The Underdog Arena
Don’t let the “Court 1” label fool you; the talent here is world-class, including the return of Juan Lebron in the final slot.
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3:00 PM (Women’s QF): Victoria Iglesias & Aranzazu Osoro vs. [4] Claudia Fernandez & Sofia Araujo.
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Followed by (Men’s QF): [3] Miguel Yanguas & Franco Stupaczuk take on the Spanish duo of Navarro and Guerrero.
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Not before 6:00 PM (Women’s QF): [3] Andrea Ustero & Ariana Sanchez face off against the veterans [7] Salazar & Alonso.
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Followed by (Men’s QF): The qualifiers Javier Martinez & Ramiro Valenzuela face a massive test against [4] Leo Augsburger & Juan “The Wolf” Lebron.
How to Watch: Live Streaming & TV
If you aren’t lucky enough to be sitting courtside in Riyadh, here is how you can catch the action live from your couch:
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Red Bull TV: Starting today with the Quarter-Finals, Red Bull TV is the exclusive home for live streaming the main draw. It is available for free (in most regions) via their app or website.
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YouTube: While the early rounds were streamed on the Premier Padel YouTube channel, today’s QF matches usually transition to official broadcasters, though highlights will still be posted there.
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Global Broadcasters:
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MENA & North America: beIN Sports
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Spain: Red Bull TV / Movistar Plus
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France & Belgium: Canal
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Italy: Sky Sports
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Pro Tip: If you’re in a region where the stream is geo-blocked, a VPN set to the United States or the Netherlands typically unlocks the official YouTube or Red Bull TV feeds.
