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Rafa Nadal – Norrie: time and where to watch the Acapulco final on TV and online

Rafa Nadal will play his third consecutive final at the start of the season. After beating Daniil Medvedev in the semifinals of Acapulco, the Spaniard will face Britain’s Cameron Norrie, number 12 in the ATP, in the final. The man from Manacor is pursuing his fourth title in the Mexican tournament, to equal David Ferrer and Thomas Muster as top winners in Acapulco. Check what time and where to watch the Acapulco final between Nadal and Norrie this Sunday, February 27.

New opportunity for Rafa Nadal to bring one more title to his showcases. After triumphing in Australia, the Spaniard has reached a new final in Acapulco, a tournament he has already won on three other occasions. The Spaniard stood up in the decisive match without giving up a set along the way and after eliminating the virtual ATP number one, Daniil Medvedev , in the semifinals (6-3, 6-3).

His next rival is the British, although born in South Africa, Cameron Norrie, number 12 in the ATP . The tennis player comes from eliminating Stefanos Tsitsipas, number 4 in the ATP, in the semifinals by double 6-4. Norrie is also in great form after capturing the title in Delray Beach last week and is on eight straight semi-final wins.

The Acapulco final between Rafa Nadal and Cameron Norrie will be played in the early hours of this Sunday, February 27, around 4 in the morning. The match can be seen live on television through the channel Vamos#, of Movistar +. It will be the fourth confrontation between Rafa Nadal and Cameron Norrie on the circuit, with plenty of victories for the Spaniard. The most recent duel was at Roland Garros 2021, resolved in three sets by the Spaniard. The only confrontation on hard court was at the Australian Open 2021, with a result of 7-5, 6-2 and 7-5 in the first pulse between the two.

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