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Spain and Serbia, which are the likely favorites to come out of Group B, opened their bids Wednesday in Valencia.

And the U.S. and Great Britain, who also are the favorites to get out of their pool, battled until 1 a.m. in Glasgow to decide a nearly three-hour doubles rubber involving US Open champions Rajeev and Joe Salisbury playing against each other – just a few days after holding up the trophy together.

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GROUP A: Bologna, Italy
Italy 3, Croatia 0

Musetti, Lorenzo	6	6
Gojo, Borna	4	2

Berrettini, Matteo	6 (4)	6	6
Coric, Borna	7	2	1

Bolelli, Simone / Fognini, Fabio	3	7	7
Mektic, Nikola / Pavic, Mate	6	5	6 (3)

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GROUP B: Valencia, Spain
Spain 3, Serbia 0

Ramos-Vinolas, Albert	2	7	7
Djere, Laslo	6	6 (5)	5

Bautista Agut, Roberto	7	7
Kecmanovic, Miomir	6 (5)	6 (5)

Granollers, Marcel / Martinez, Pedro	6 (5)	6	6
Cacic, Nikola / Lajovic, Dusan	7	2	2

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GROUP C: Hamburg, Germany
Germany 2, France 1

Bonzi, Benjamin	4	6	5
Struff, Jan-Lennard	6	2	7

Mannarino, Adrian	6	6
Otte, Oscar	4	3

Mahut, Nicolas / Rinderknech, Arthur	2	6	6 (1)
Krawietz, Kevin / Puetz, Tim	6	3	7

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GROUP D: Glasgow, Scotland
USA 2, Great Britain 1

Paul, Tommy	6	4	6
Evans, Daniel	4	6	4

Fritz, Taylor	6	6 (2)	5
Norrie, Cameron	2	7	7

Ram, Rajeev / Sock, Jack	5	6	7
Murray, Andrew / Salisbury, Joe	7	4	5

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Davis Cup Finals – Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2022 final results

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