Team Greece storm into the United Cup Perth City final

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Team Greece are through to the United Cup City Finals in Perth, Western Australia after Maria Sakkari defeated Belgium’s Elise Mertens 6-1 7-5 at the RAC Arena this afternoon.

Sakkari’s win means Greece is 2-1 in the series against Belgium.

Even if Greece lose their remaining two games in the series against Belgium, they will take 1st place in Group A and play in tomorrow’s final in Perth, either against Croatia or France.

The three winners of tomorrow’s three-city finals, based on all their results, will advance to the semi-final stage in Sydney.

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