Fed Cup final set for Moscow's Olympic Stadium

Jun 03, 2011
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Fed Cup final set for Moscow's Olympic Stadium

Published Jun 03, 2011

LONDON (AP) The International Tennis Federation says the Fed Cup final between Russia and Czech Republic will be held at Moscow's Olympic Stadium.

Russia will be aiming for a fifth trophy in eight years in the Nov. 5-6 final. The Czechs are in their first final. Built to host basketball and boxing at the 1980 Olympics, the stadium hosted the 2006 Davis Cup final but has not held the women's Fed Cup since 2003.

Moscow hosted the 2004 and '07 finals, but the former was at the Krylatskoe Sport Palace and the latter at the Luzhniki Palace of Sports.