The China Division. Looking at the latest results, if the Austrians beat the French, the Danes have a great opportunity to climb to the second position and move up to the elite division. The Chinese will not drop below the fourth position and will not rise above it either. In general, the Danes are stronger and better, so I believe they will make their mark in the decisive matches.
I'm not going to Peru today, but I still don't believe in Zverev at this tournament. Yesterday, Tsitsipas had Peru in his hands and just messed up and lost. Zverev has been performing poorly in this tournament for the last 6 years, only playing better this season. Marozsan looks really good and has great chances to win a set. The bet is not for Marozsan, but against Zverev, who also had a very tough 3 hour and 11 minute match yesterday and I think he could struggle at least in one set.
Even though the city has many important losses, the composition is really good. Players like Omar and Doku definitely want to perform and they won't lack motivation for such an opportunity. Each match for City is now like a final, while the Everton match is about nothing, so I believe the coefficient is worth the risk here.
Olga Danilovic played too many three-set matches in a row, she should be tired, plus Ghana is unstable on her serves, if something goes wrong, she starts double faulting and making unforced errors by the millions, she looks like she could easily lose, but she just can't hold onto her serve, it looked pitiful against Fruhvirtova L. with her own serves. Yesterday she played against a Japanese player who doesn't rely on serves and had a physically demanding match with Boisson before that, barely able to stand, and that cost Danilovic a set. Then there's Lamens, who likes closed courts, has a lot of strength and can remember from the back line very well, which I don't think Danilovic will like, because she won't have anywhere to put the ball, and Danilovic likes quick points, unless she resorts to shortcuts, but they don't always work.
Jasmine Paolini on the clay court looks very good, I would say she doesn't give in easily, and here she will come out with motivation, as she has already shown in the match against Gauff. Paolini's results on the clay court are very good, and she doesn't give up easily, fighting for every point. Looking at the history in Stuttgart, Gauff quickly falls on clay, makes a debut on the clay court and focuses on the Roland Garros tournament. Let's hope for some double faults from the American, that's what she likes.