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Roberto Bautista Agut has pleaded with Spanish fans to come and cheer on the team in their Davis Cup Finals tie after it was scheduled at the same time as Spain's first World Cup game. The nation will face a strong Croatian team in the tournament seen as the World Cup-equivalent in men's tennis and the world No 21 said that the home team "need" support.
The 34-year-old will be the country's No 2 player this week in the absence of Alcaraz and Nadal, and thought it could make things even harder for the team as they take on last year's runners-up and top-ranked nation Croatia. "A Davis Cup and more in Spain is not experienced every day," he said ahead of their first knockout tie.
While the team and the fans were set to miss Spain's first World Cup game, the 11-time title winner put his faith in the home crowd to come and support them in their tie against Croatia as he admitted they needed all the help they could get. "We would all like to see Spain's game in Qatar," Bautista Agut continued.


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