World no.11 Marta Ortega Gallego and Sofia Araujo (no.9) ousted Lea Godallier (no.50) and Daiara Agustina Valenzuela (no.56) in the Round of 8 in Rotterdam at the Rotterdam P2 2026 after winning in 2 sets, 6-3 7-5.
Form as a partnership
Ortega Gallego and Araujo have developed an increasingly effective partnership, having played 16 matches over the previous 12 months with 12 wins and 4 losses. Their 75% win rate spans 5 tournaments. Godallier and Agustina Valenzuela arrived with plenty of recent experience as a pair, compiling a 22-5 record from 27 matches over the last 12 months. Their 81% win rate spans 10 tournaments. That sequence includes 4 titles as a partnership.
Statistics
Ortega Gallego and Araujo won 55% of the total points converting 100% of the points.
They were markedly dominant with their first serve to win 67% of the points, and also with their 2nd serve conquering 71% of the total points.
Ortega Gallego and Araujo managed to win 6 consecutive points, while the longest streak of Godallier and Agustina Valenzuela was of 7 points.
Ortega Gallego and Araujo will square off the upcoming match in the Quarterfinal against Josemaria (no.5) and Gonzalez (no.3). The H2H is 1-1. Ortega and Araujo won 2-6 7-64 7-66 in the Quarterfinal in Paris on the 11 September 2026.
How the match was won
Ortega Gallego and Araujo controlled the overall balance of the contest, winning 55% of all points compared with 45% for Godallier and Agustina Valenzuela. That 10-point percentage advantage explains the 6-3 7-5 scoreline and the winners’ ability to stay ahead across the match.
Ortega Gallego and Araujo built the victory on serve, taking 68% of their service points against 57% for their opponents. Their first-serve performance was decisive: the winners claimed 67% behind the first serve, while Godallier and Agustina Valenzuela managed 59%. On second serve the figures were 71% and 33%, respectively.
The difference was also clear on return, where Ortega Gallego and Araujo won 43% of the available points compared with 32%. They converted 100% of their break-point opportunities, while Godallier and Agustina Valenzuela converted 20%, giving the winning pair the greater impact in the pressure games.
Set by set, the numbers show how the result developed: in set 1 (6-3) they won 60% of the points to 40%; in set 2 (7-5) they won 52% of the points to 48%.
The contest lasted 1 hour and 26 minutes, and it was played on Court 2. Ortega Gallego and Araujo produced the stronger momentum run with 6 consecutive points; the best sequence from Godallier and Agustina Valenzuela was 7.
Last matches
Recent results for the winning pair.
| Winning pair | Opponents | Score | Round | Tournament |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ortega/Araujo | Godallier/Valenzuela | 6-3 7-5 | Round of 8 | Rotterdam P2 2026 |
| Sanchez/Ustero | Araujo/Ortega | 5-7 6-4 6-1 | Semifinal | Paris Major 2026 |
| Ortega/Araujo | Josemaria/Gonzalez | 2-6 7-64 7-66 | Quarterfinal | Paris Major 2026 |
| Ortega/Araujo | Velasco/Eugenio | 7-5 6-2 | Round of 8 | Paris Major 2026 |
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Latest results from this round
| Winning pair | Opponents | Score | Round |
|---|---|---|---|
| Triay/Brea | Talavan/Castello | 6-1 6-3 | Round of 8 |
| Salazar/Osoro | Barrera/Montes | 7-5 5-7 6-1 | Round of 8 |
| Riera/Bidahorria | Guinart/Alonso | 6-3 6-73 6-3 | Round of 8 |
| Jensen/Escacena | Rufo/Iglesias | 6-4 7-5 | Round of 8 |
| Ortega/Araujo | Godallier/Valenzuela | 6-3 7-5 | Round of 8 |
| Gonzalez/Josemaria | Sharifova/Collombon | 6-4 6-2 | Round of 8 |
| Borrero/Navarro | Andrejszki/Merah | 6-1 6-0 | Round of 8 |
| Parmigiani/Kurz | Fernandez/Sanchez | 6-74 6-1 6-2 | Round of 8 |
| Groenveld/Betz | Diaz/Vazquez | 6-1 6-2 | Round of 8 |
| Lopez/Martinez | Ribeiro/Marques | 6-2 6-3 | Round of 8 |
| Bellver/Dominguez | Gomez/Arteaga | 6-1 6-1 | Round of 8 |
| Sussarello/Stellato | Ordoñez/Portilla | 6-1 6-1 | Round of 8 |
| Lopez/Fassio | De Vocht/Bernard | 6-2 6-2 | Round of 8 |
