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1. Twenty-four teams will compete in the Davis Cup by Rakuten Qualifiers 2020 on 6–7 March, with the ties played under a home-and-away format: Croatia, India, Belgium, Hungary, Argentina, Colombia, United States, Uzbekistan, Australia, Brazil, Italy, the Republic of Korea, Germany, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria, Uruguay, Japan, Ecuador, Sweden and Chile.

2. The 12 winning nations will advance to the Davis Cup Finals 2020 where they will be joined by the four semi-finalists from the Finals 2019 (Spain, Canada, Great Britain and Russia) as well as two wild cards (France and Serbia).

3. Starting in 2019, the new format brings together the top 18 nations contesting the Davis Cup Finals in a week-long season finale to crown the Davis Cup champions.

4. Discover the official Davis Cup by Rakuten Finals app and get all the information on the Qualifiers! Follow the action across the 12 venues around the world on 6–7 March.

5. In the 2019 Finals, Spain won its sixth Davis Cup title and became the first champions of the new format.

6. Like 2019, the 2020 Davis Cup Finals will be held in Madrid.

7. The Davis Cup by Rakuten Madrid Finals will take place over the course of one week, including opening and closing ceremonies.

8. For the first time in history, the team made the final of the competition and did so thanks to the contributions throughout 2019 of Denis Shapovalov (age 20), Felix Auger-Aliassime (19), and relative veteran Vasek Pospisil (29).

9. Russia and Serbia, two of the great favourites from last year’s Finals battled for a place in the semi-finals, taking their fight to a atie-break in the decisive third set of the last of their matches: the doubles.

10. Andy Murray, Nick Kyrgios, Gael Monfils, David Goffin, Diego Schwartzmann, and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga were among other top players appearing in the first edition of the Finals.

11. Below are the twelve cities hosting Davis Cup Qualifiers 2020 action: Croatia (1) vs India.