Six-time champions Spain will gear up to take on three-time champions Czechia in the quarterfinal clash at the 2025 Davis Cup Finals. Spain began their campaign at this year’s Davis Cup with a 3-1 victory over Switzerland in the first round, with Pedro Martinez and Roberto Carballes Baena securing the two singles victories for the team. In the second round, they won 3-2 against Denmark, with Pablo Carreno Busta taking the deciding singles match against Elmer Moller.

Meanwhile, Czechia began its campaign with a 4-0 win over South Korea in the first round, with Jiri Lehecka and Jakub Mensik winning the singles matches. In the second round, they defeated Team USA 3-2, with Mensik winning the deciding singles match over Frances Tiafoe.

Spain vs Czechia Preview Featuring Jaume Munar vs Jiri Lehecka

With Carlos Alcaraz not part of the Spanish team, top-ranked Spaniard Jaume Munar will face Jiri Lehecka from Czechia. Munar has a 30-27 win-loss record for the season, including three semifinal finishes at two indoor events in Dallas and Basel. Lehecka has a 41-22 record with a title in Adelaide and two runner-up finishes in Queen’s and Brussels.

The potential second singles matchup could see Pablo Carreño Busta taking on Jakub Mensik. Carreño Busta has not advanced past the second round at any Tour-level events this year but has won three Challenger titles. Mensik has proven himself at the top level, winning the Masters 1000 title in Miami and reaching the quarterfinals in Madrid.

If the match goes to the deciding doubles, Spain’s potential team would include Marcel Granollers and Pedro Martinez, while Czechia could field Adam Pavlásek and Tomáš Macháč. Neither pair is a regular team, as Granollers has mostly played alongside Horacio Zeballos this season, and Pavlásek has partnered with multiple players.

Spain vs Czechia Match Details

Date: Nov. 20, 2025

Tournament: Davis Cup Finals 2025

Round: Quarterfinal

Venue: Super Tennis Arena Bologna Fiere, Bologna, Italy

Surface: Indoor hardcourt

Live Telecast: Tennis Channel, TSN, Sky Sports

Spain vs Czechia Head-to-Head

Spain leads Czechia 5-4 in their all-time meetings. The two teams have met in two Davis Cup finals: Spain won 5-0 in 2009, while Czechia defeated Spain 3-2 in 2012.

Spain vs Czechia Prediction

In the first singles match, Lehecka has the advantage over Munar, as the Czech player is higher ranked and leads their head-to-head 2-0. Their last meeting was in Antwerp last year, with Lehecka winning 6-1, 6-4.

In the second singles, Mensik holds the edge over Carreño Busta, who has mainly competed at the Challenger level this year. Mensik also leads their head-to-head 1-0 after a win in Auckland earlier this year.

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With Alcaraz absent, Czechia has the distinct advantage with higher-ranked players and favorable head-to-heads. However, if Spain wins a singles match, they could gain a slight edge in doubles, thanks to Granollers, who has won five titles this year, including two Grand Slams. Overall, the ranking gap suggests Czechia should prevail in the singles matches.

Pick: Czechia to win 2-0