Lorenzo Musetti is back with a bang. The Italian, who qualified for the ATP Finals thanks to Djokovic’s withdrawal, won his first match in Turin at the end of a marathon victory against De Minaur that lasted two hours and 48 minutes. Thanks to this success, Musetti remains competitive and will take advantage of his opportunity against Alcaraz, the world number one.
Musetti-Alcaraz, when do they play? Time and place to see the third (and decisive) day of the ATP Finals in full view
