Sascha Zverev reaches the final in Munich for the delight of the home crowd.

The German edged Roberto Bautista Agut 7-5 7-5 in 1 hour and 34 minutes in a match that Sascha always had on his racket.

I am happy with how I played. ZVEREV

In the post-match interview, Sascha commented

“Obviously, Roberto is a very tough opponent on any surface, but especially on clay. So, I’m very happy to get through that one, and I’m very happy with how I played.”

Talking about the upcoming final against Pella, Zverev added

“Winning in Germany would be something amazing, something that I’ve dreamed about. But it’s going to be a very tough match, and I’ve got to stay focused.”

Zverev and Pella (ranked no.158) have never played each other so far.