Who will win the Davis Cup title?

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Who will win the Davis Cup title?

Published Nov 23, 2017

In the Davis Cup final this weekend, France and Belgium will meet for the first time since 2001. The pivotal final will take place in Lille, France on hard, indoor courts. Belgium returns to a Davis Cup final for the second time in three years, while France is seeking its 10th Davis Cup title.

Belgium will be led by David Goffin (who's joined by Steve Darcis, Ruben Bemelmans and Arthur de Greef), while France has Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Lucas Pouille, Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut.