Italy Fed Cup team
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The Italy Fed Cup team represents Italy in Fed Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Federazione Italiana Tennis. They currently compete in the World Group.
[edit] Current Team
[edit] History
Italy competed in its first Fed Cup in 1963, the team consisting of Lea Pericoli and Silvana Lazzarino. They are one of four nations to have competed in every edition of the tournament. Italy won the Cup in 2006, 2009 and 2010.
[edit] Results
[edit] 2000–2009
| Year |
Competition |
Date |
Location |
Opponent |
Score |
Result |
| 2000 |
World Group, Round Robin (Pool A) |
27 April |
Bari (ITA) |
Spain |
0–3 |
Lost |
| World Group, Round Robin (Pool A) |
29 April |
Bari (ITA) |
Croatia |
3–0 |
Won |
| World Group, Round Robin (Pool A) |
30 April |
Bari (ITA) |
Germany |
1–2 |
Lost |
| 2001 |
World Group Play-offs, 1st round |
28–29 April |
Bassano del Grappa (ITA) |
Croatia |
4–1 |
Won |
| World Group Play-offs, 2nd round |
21–22 July |
Vittel (FRA) |
France |
1–4 |
Lost |
| 2002 |
World Group, 1st round |
27–28 April |
Milan (ITA) |
Sweden |
5–0 |
Won |
| World Group, Quarterfinal |
20–21 July |
Bologna (ITA) |
Belgium |
4–1 |
Won |
| World Group, Semifinal |
30–31 October |
Gran Canaria (ESP) |
Slovakia |
1–3 |
Lost |
| 2003 |
World Group, 1st round |
26–27 April |
Linköping (SWE) |
Sweden |
3–2 |
Won |
| World Group, Quarterfinal |
19–20 July |
Washington, D.C. (USA) |
United States |
0–5 |
Lost |
| 2004 |
World Group, 1st round |
24–25 April |
Lecce (ITA) |
Czech Republic |
3–1 |
Won |
| World Group, Quarterfinal |
10–11 July |
Rimini (ITA) |
France |
2–3 |
Lost |
| 2005 |
World Group I, 1st round |
23–24 April |
Brindisi (ITA) |
Russia |
1–4 |
Lost |
| World Group I Play-offs |
9–10 July |
(CZE) |
Czech Republic |
3–2 |
Won |
| 2006 |
World Group, 1st round |
22–23 April |
Nancy (FRA) |
France |
4–1 |
Won |
| World Group, Semifinal |
15–16 July |
Zaragoza (ESP) |
Spain |
3–1 |
Won |
| World Group, Final |
16–17 September |
Charleroi (BEL) |
Belgium |
3–2 |
Champion |
| 2007 |
World Group, 1st round |
21–22 April |
Castellaneta (ITA) |
China |
5–0 |
Won |
| World Group, Semifinal |
14–15 July |
Castellaneta (ITA) |
France |
3–2 |
Won |
| World Group, Final |
15–16 September |
Moscow (RUS) |
Russia |
0–4 |
Lost |
| 2008 |
World Group, 1st round |
2–3 February |
Naples (ITA) |
Spain |
2–3 |
Lost |
| World Group Play-offs |
26––27 April |
Olbia (ITA) |
Ukraine |
3–2 |
Won |
| 2009 |
World Group, 1st round |
7–8 February |
Orléans (FRA) |
France |
5–0 |
Won |
| World Group, Semifinal |
25–26 April |
Castellaneta (ITA) |
Russia |
4–1 |
Won |
| World Group, Final |
7–8 November |
Reggio Calabria (ITA) |
United States |
4–0 |
Champion |
[edit] 2010–2019
| Year |
Competition |
Date |
Location |
Opponent |
Score |
Result |
| 2010 |
World Group, 1st round |
6–7 February |
Kharkiv (UKR) |
Ukraine |
4–1 |
Won |
| World Group, Semifinal |
24–25 April |
Rome (ITA) |
Czech Republic |
5–0 |
Won |
| World Group, Final |
6–7 November |
San Diego (USA) |
United States |
3–1 |
Champion |
| 2011 |
World Group, 1st round |
5–6 February |
Hobart (AUS) |
Australia |
4–1 |
Won |
| World Group, Semifinal |
16–17 April |
Moscow (RUS) |
Russia |
0–5 |
Lost |
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