Gijón P2: Action Heats Up in the Order of Play for Tuesday, March 3

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Padel Tonic Editorial Team
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The Gijón P2 tournament, part of the prestigious Premier Padel tour, is in full swing at the Palacio de Deportes in Gijón, Spain. As we move into Tuesday, March 3, 2026, the schedule is packed with high-stakes qualifying rounds (Q2 and Q3) and the beginning of the Round of 32 (R32) main draw action.

With a total prize pool of €264,534 on the line, the intensity is rising across all three courts. Here is the breakdown of today’s most anticipated matchups.

Center Court: Main Draw Debuts

The Center Court schedule kicks off at 10:00 AM with qualifying matches, but the atmosphere is expected to shift significantly in the afternoon as the main draw begins.

  • Morning Session (Qualifying): The day starts with Martinez/Valenzuela facing Pineda Cabello/Garcia Garcia. This is followed by a heavy-hitting match featuring the [1] seeds Pablo Lijo and Maximiliano Arce Simo.

  • Evening Session (Not before 4:00 PM): The “Round of 32” begins with Alex Chozas and Valentino Libaak taking on the wild card duo of Lopez Campos and Ramirez Navas.

  • Night Cap: The day concludes with two more R32 matches, including the highly anticipated clash between Aguirre/Arroyo and Fernandez Lancha/Diestro.

Court 2 and Court 3: Women’s Qualifying Deciders

While Center Court focuses on the men’s transition to the main draw, Courts 2 and 3 are the battlegrounds for the women’s Q2 qualifying rounds.

Court Key Matchup Category
Court 2 [1] Manquillo Alarza / Merino Saez vs. [5] Aguilar Carrillo / Bellver Fructuoso Women’s Q2
Court 2 [3] Polo Bautista / Las Heras vs. [8] Casali Vannicelli / Dominguez Gracia Women’s Q2
Court 3 [2] Talavan / Saiz Vallejo vs. Cañellas Rodero / Peralta Exposito Women’s Q2

How to Watch: Live Streaming Guide

Fans who cannot make it to Gijón can catch all the action live through several official channels:

  1. Red Bull TV: Generally provides free global coverage of the main draw rounds starting from the Round of 32.

  2. Premier Padel YouTube Channel: Often streams the qualifying rounds and early-round matches on secondary courts (Court 2 and Court 3) for free.

  3. Local Broadcasters: Depending on your region, matches may be available on Canal (France), Sky Sports (UK/Italy), or beIN SPORTS.

  4. Official App: The Premier Padel app provides real-time scoring and links to official streams based on your geographical location.

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