Betway Scores

Fri, 24 April

Tunisia - M15 Monastir

FT

Bernardo Munk Mesa Maxence Rivet

FT

Bernardo Munk Mesa Alonso Julian

FT

Roger Pascual Ferra Bernardo Munk Mesa

Tunisia - M15 Monastir

FT

Paganetti Vittoria Bernardo Munk Mesa

FT

Bernardo Munk Mesa Sarksian Daniil

FT

Tobia Costanzo Baragiola Mordini Bernardo Munk Mesa

Tunisia - M25 Monastir

FT

Bogdan Seleznev Bernardo Munk Mesa

FT

Florian Broska Bernardo Munk Mesa

466

613

Turkey - M15 Antalya

FT

Koray Kirci Bernardo Munk Mesa

564

716

FT

Picchione Andrea Bernardo Munk Mesa

Turkey - M15 Antalya

FT

Bernardo Munk Mesa Riccardo Di Vita

FT

Dominik Kellovsky Bernardo Munk Mesa

576

753

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