Adelaide,
A very interesting match awaits here, with two equally strong players. The advantage in terms of game and precision goes to Canada's Leila, but in terms of strength and serving ability, Russian Shnaider's consistency in the game is significantly better than Canada's. Even on a hard court, Peru's Fernandez fell several times in the first rounds, participating in 18 tournaments and falling in 5, while Shnaider participated in 17 and only fell in 8. Therefore, Fernandez's performance is significantly better, and she also has a 2:1 head-to-head advantage, although their last encounter was won by the Russian. Plus, the fact that this match is in Canada's favor is evident from their previous head-to-head, where the Russian won the first set but still lost the match, showing that Canada's playing style is not favorable for the Russian player. A small advantage is also that Canada is more experienced, as they are both practically at the same level according to the WTA rankings.
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