Key Takeaways
- Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia enter the Germany P2 tournament seeking to extend their momentum following three consecutive titles, including Rotterdam.
- The women’s draw sees notable adjustments due to injuries, with Carmen Goenaga, Bea Caldera and Tamara Icardo sidelined, leading to new pairings like Claudia Jensen alongside Noa Cánovas.
- Main-draw action runs from October 6 to October 11, moving from free YouTube broadcasts in early rounds to Red Bull TV from the quarter-finals onward.
New matchups and title battles set for Germany P2
Premier Padel remains in Europe as the tour travels straight from Rotterdam to Germany for another P2 tournament. The men’s competition arrives with Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia riding high after securing their 3rd consecutive championship win in the Netherlands, leaving the rest of the draw aiming to halt their dominant momentum.
The men’s bracket features several newly formed partnerships and pivotal first-round encounters with national team selections looming. Javi Leal and Francisco Guerrero start against Tino Libaak and Gonzalo G. Alfonso, while ‘Momo’ González and Lucas Campagnolo take on Maxi Arce and Juan Tello. Edu Alonso and Aimar Goñi aim to recover from last week’s setback when they face Martín Di Nenno and Paquito Navarro, and David Gala and Enzo Jensen go head-to-head with ‘Sanyo’ Gutiérrez and Maxi Sánchez Blasco. In addition, Javi Garrido makes his debut alongside Juani de Pascual against Javi García and Álex Ruiz, while Lucas Bergamini pairs up with Jairo Bautista to play Miguel Yanguas and ‘Coki’ Nieto.
Women’s draw highlights and key absences
The women’s competition will proceed without Carmen Goenaga and Bea Caldera due to injury, while Tamara Icardo remains sidelined, prompting Claudia Jensen to partner with Noa Cánovas. Among the opening matches, Jimena Velasco and Raquel Eugenio face Alix Collombon and Ksenia Sharifova, with the winners earning a matchup against Rotterdam champions Ari Sánchez and Andrea Ustero. Former teammates will also clash when Letizia Manquillo and Lucía Sainz play Sofía Saiz and Marta Talaván, who have reunited on court.
Full schedule and broadcast details
Action runs from Tuesday through Sunday across YouTube and Red Bull TV, featuring differing start times between European and South American time zones.
| Day | Round | Spain Time | Argentina Time | Broadcast Platform |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, October 6 | First day of round of 32 (Men’s) | 2:00 PM | 9:00 AM | YouTube |
| Wednesday, October 7 | Second day of round of 32 (Men’s and Women’s) | 09:00 | 04:00 | YouTube |
| Thursday, October 8 | Round of 16 | 09:00 | 04:00 | YouTube / Authorized paid platforms |
| Friday, October 9 | Quarter-finals | 10:00 | 05:00 | Red Bull TV / International pay platforms |
| Saturday, October 10 | Semifinals | 2:00 PM | 9:00 AM | Red Bull TV / Regional PPV |
| Sunday, October 11 | Finals | 2:00 PM | 9:00 AM | Red Bull TV / Partner pay platforms |
Tapia and Coello in Rotterdam, ranking, and results
WWWWWWWWWL Tapia and Coello have achieved a win-loss 66-7 record together in 2026. The last match they played was on the 4th of October when they conquered the Rotterdam P2 2026 after beating Stupaczuk (world no.8) and Sanz (world no.10) 6-3 6-2 in the final.
Tapia and Coello in Rotterdam, ranking, and results
WWWWWWWWWL Tapia and Coello have achieved a win-loss 66-7 record together in 2026. The last match they played was on the 4th of October when they conquered the Rotterdam P2 2026 after beating Stupaczuk (world no.8) and Sanz (world no.10) 6-3 6-2 in the final.
