Italian teenager Sinner ousts Bautista Agut in Dubai

Italian teenager Sinner ousts Bautista Agut in Dubai

Italian teenager Jannik Sinner overcame 2018 champion Roberto Bautista Agut 6-4, 3-6, 7-5 in Dubai on Wednesday to reach his third quarter-final of the season.

Making his tournament debut this week, the 19-year-old Sinner fired 16 aces during the two-hour 24-minute battle to set up a last-eight encounter with Lorenzo Sonego or Aslan Karatsev.

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The youngest player in the top-100, Sinner is already a two-time titlist on tour, having picked up trophies in Sofia and Melbourne within the last six months.

Sinner squandered a 4-2 lead in the decider and was limited to a 38 per cent success rate behind his second serve but played some clutch tennis in the dying moments of the match to squeeze past the fourth-seeded Bautista Agut by striking his 48th winner of the contest.

"He’s an incredible player, he’s very, very solid. For me, personally, it has been tough to have the right balance on court, not going for too much and not going too slow. So I think that was the key today," said the 16th-seeded Sinner.

"I’m looking for these kind of matches, tough matches, knowing myself a little bit better, match after match trying to improve, I think that’s my main goal."

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Earlier on centre court, Canadian third seed Denis Shapovalov advanced to the 21st ATP Tour quarter-final of his career with a commanding 6-4, 6-3 victory over Polish world No.35 Hubert Hurkacz.

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Contesting the 200th match of his career, the 21-year-old Shapovalov scored his first win in three meetings with Hurkacz to set up a last-eight showdown with in-form French veteran Jeremy Chardy.

Shapovalov brought his explosive brand of tennis from the start, and it earned him an early break in game three. The world No.12 scooped the opening set in 43 minutes, dropping just one point on his first serve along the way.

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Shapovalov kept up the pressure in the second set and lost a mere four points on serve throughout to advance in dominating fashion.

“For sure I’m playing some really good tennis,” said Shapovalov, who credited a training block with his coach Mikhail Youzhny in Dubai following his Australian Open third-round exit last month, for his sharp form this week.

"Obviously I’ve struggled against Hubert in the past. He’s such a great player, he’s got great weapons. He’s really tough to play against so I’m really happy to get my first win against him. Definitely with the way I played, I felt like I was just really feeling it in the important points."

Plans by European football's governing body UEFA to ensure fans can attend all fixtures at this year's delayed pan-continental Euros has sparked fury in Germany, where Munich will host matches.

Held over from 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, the European championships are due to be held in 12 different countries from June 11-July 11, with London's Wembley hosting the semis and final.

Yet UEFA has warned it could change the venues if a host city insists on holding a match behind closed doors.

"If a city proposes a 'no fans' scenario" the matches due to be held there "could" be switched "to cities able to welcome supporters", UEFA told AFP on Wednesday.

The federation's president, Aleksander Ceferin, assured Croatian newspaper Sportske Novosti on Sunday that the finals would not be "staged in front of empty stands".

"Every host most guarantee the presence of fans", he said.

However, Dagmar Freitag, chair of the German parliament's sports committee, slammed UEFA's stance given the high levels of Covid-19 across Europe.

"UEFA's requirement is ignorant and irresponsible in view of the pandemic-related challenges that the 12 host countries still have to face," Freitag told AFP subsidiary SID.

- 'Football's parallel world' -

"It only documents, once again, how far the parallel world of football has distanced itself from the current reality of life in our societies."

If countries are unable to ease coronavirus restrictions to allow fans into stadiums, the tournament could be reduced to "10 or 11 countries", Ceferin indicated.

Host cities have until April 7 to let UEFA know what their scenarios are in terms of attendance ahead of an executive committee meeting on April 19, on the eve of the federation's annual congress in Montreux.

The Allianz Arena, home of Bayern Munich, is due to host Germany's group games against France, Portugal and Hungary plus a quarter-final.

Fans have not been permitted to watch games at the 75,000-capacity stadium since March 8 2020.

Dieter Reiter, the Mayor of Munich, said it is impossible to predict if levels of Covid-19 in June could allow fans back into the stadium.

"At this point in time, it is simply not possible to make a statement as to whether or not the situation will allow spectators in June," Reiter said Wednesday.

"What is clear, however, is that events of this kind with spectators are not permitted under the current regulations," Reiter added.

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According to SID, Ceferin's comments led to the organisers in Munich calling an emergency meeting Wednesday.

Reiter also took a dig at European football's governing body.

"Especially in these times, I would like to see those responsible at UEFA seek a direct exchange with the host cities in order to work out a solution together," he added.

However, UEFA says the multi-venue format, whilst complex, gives organisers flexibility to deal with issues arising from the pandemic.

"If we can no longer do anything in one country there are still 11 others where preparations are already in progress," UEFA's health advisor Daniel Koch told AFP at the start of the month.