2021 Davis Cup Finals: France – Great Britain Bets and Odds | November 27

France will face Great Britain in Davis Cup Finals Group C, from 10.00 CET, in Innsbruck, Austria. The games 2021 Davis Cup Finals takes place on indoor hard courts and is a best-of-three series featuring two singles and one doubles match.

Bookmakers from 1xBet see Great Britain as the favorite for this match. The experts offer 1.42 for UK’s team to win against France, while Grosjean’s side has 2.74 for a victory.

Bet365 offers 1.55 for Great Britain to win Davis Cup Finals Group C, while France has 2.20.

The duel between France and Great Britain will be broadcast live on CBS Sports App. The broadcast from Turin begins at 09.50 CET, ten minutes before the start.

France ranks third among the countries with the best honours in the competition, boasting a total of 10 titles, the most recent of which was achieved in 2017.

• Arthur Rinderknech (#58 ATP singles);
• Adrian Mannarino (#71 ATP singles);
• Richard Gasquet (#86 ATP singles);
• Pierre-Hugues Herbert (#8 ATP doubles);
• Nicolas Mahut (#5 ATP doubles);
• Captain: Sebastien Grosjean;

Great Britain has won the Davis Cup title 10 times, but they had to wait almost 80 years before their most recent victory. Andy Murray's determination and commitment were key to this long-awaited triumph in 2015. 

• Cameron Norrie (#12 ATP singles);
• Dan Evans (#25 ATP singles);
• Liam Broady (#128 ATP singles);
• Joe Salisbury (#3 ATP doubles);
• Nael Skupski (#20 ATP doubles);
• Captain: Leon Smith;

18 teams compete in Davis Cup Finals. We have six round-robin groups of three teams. Three cities host the six groups: Madrid (Spain) - Group A and Group B, Innsbruck (Austria) - Group C and Group F, and Turin (Italy) - Group D and Group E.

The six group winners plus the two second-placed teams with the best records based on sets and games won will qualify for the quarter-finals.

The Davis Cup champions will be crowned after the completion of the knockout phase.

The two finalists will automatically qualify for the 2022 Finals. The teams finishing 3rd-18th will take part in the 2022 Qualifiers. Two nations from the Qualifiers will continue to be eligible for wild cards into the Finals.

• Group stage: 25th November – 28th November (Madrid – two games, Innsbruck and Turin);
• Quarter-finals: 29th November – 2nd December (Madrid – two games, Innsbruck and Turin);
• Semi-finals: 3rd December – 4th December (Madrid);
• Final: 5th December (Madrid);