Rotterdam P2 Quarter-Finals: Full Schedule, Matches and Where to Watch

Eight quarter-final matches, two courts, and some of the most compelling matchups of the 2026 Premier Padel season packed into a single Friday. The Rotterdam Ahoy quarter-finals are not just a knockout round, they are the moment the tournament stops being a warm-up and starts meaning something.

Play gets underway on Friday, 2 October at 10:30 CET (05:30 Argentina), with the full programme spread across the Central Court and Court 2 throughout the day.

The Matches and When They Play

The Central Court schedule opens with a women's clash between Claudia Fernández / Martina Calvo and Claudia Jensen / Claudia Escacena at 10:30. From there, play rolls on in sequence, with each match following the previous one:

• Marta Ortega / Sofía Araújo vs Paula Josemaría / Bea González – immediately after the opener
• Momo González / Lucas Campagnolo vs Martín Di Nenno / Paquito Navarro – immediately after
• Agustín Tapia / Arturo Coello vs Tino Libaak / Gonza Alfonso – not before 14:30 CET (09:30 ARG)
• Gemma Triay / Delfi Brea vs Alejandra Salazar / Aranza Osoro – not before 18:30 CET (13:30 ARG)
• Franco Stupaczuk / Jon Sanz vs Ale Galán / Fede Chingotto – immediately after
• Leo Augsburger / Juan Lebrón vs Mike Yanguas / Coki Nieto – immediately after

On Court 2, there is one standalone match: Virginia Riera / Julieta Bidahorria vs Ari Sánchez / Andrea Ustero at 15:00 CET (10:00 ARG).

That gives you a full day of elite padel, from mid-morning through to what could easily be a late evening finish if the main court matches go the distance.

The Matches Worth Watching Closely

On paper, Tapia / Coello vs Libaak / Alfonso looks like a routine top-seed progression, but Libaak and Alfonso have shown throughout this tournament that they are not here to make up the numbers. If they can pressure Coello's left side consistently, this could run deep.

The evening women's tie between Triay / Brea and Salazar / Osoro carries real weight. Triay and Brea have the tighter unit, but Salazar's experience in knockout rounds is unmatched, and Osoro continues to raise her level at exactly the right moments. Expect this one to be physical and tactical in equal measure.

Galán / Chingotto vs Stupaczuk / Sanz is the men's bracket tie with the most tactical complexity: two pairs who attack hard but defend differently, and neither will give the other an easy pattern to settle into.

In the women's draw, Ortega / Araújo against Josemaría / González is a match with significant ranking implications. Josemaría has been working her way back to her best form, and González at her right adds energy and court coverage that makes them genuinely dangerous.

Where to Watch

From the quarter-finals onwards, the Rotterdam P2 is available through official broadcast partners in each territory.

• Spain: Free on Red Bull TV, and on subscription platform Movistar Plus
• South America and Central America: ESPN (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and more)
• MENA region: beIN Sports

Red Bull TV streaming for Spanish viewers means the quarter-finals are fully accessible without a paywall, which is a straightforward win for anyone who wants to follow the full day live.

With the Rotterdam Ahoy crowd, a stacked bracket on both the men's and women's sides, and several matches that genuinely could go either way, Friday's quarter-final session is one of the better single-day schedules the 2026 P2 season has produced. Clear the afternoon.