Germany has secured a place in the Davis Cup semi-finals, where they are scheduled to compete against the Netherlands. This advancement follows their 2-0 victory over Canada in Malaga. Germany has previously won the Davis Cup three times, with their most recent title being in 1993. The German team triumphed in the tie without needing the doubles match, even in the absence of their top player, world number two Alexander Zverev. In the singles matches, Daniel Altmaier defeated Gabriel Diallo with scores of 7-6 (7-5) 6-4, and Jan-Lennard Struff overcame Denis Shapovalov 4-6 7-5 7-6 (7-5). The Netherlands earned their semi-final berth by defeating host nation Spain on Tuesday, a match that marked the conclusion of Rafael Nadal’s playing career. Elsewhere in the tournament, Wednesday’s schedule includes Italy playing Argentina and the United States competing against Australia, with both matches determining the remaining spots in the last four. Post navigation Transfer Talk: Chelsea Shortlists Bournemouth Centre-Back Athletics Volunteer Honored as BBC West Sports Unsung Hero