British team defeats Moldova 3-0 in ATP Cup
In the third and last round of match-ups in tennis's ATP Cup, the British team, on the verge of being knocked out, managed to comfortably defeat their Moldovan opponents 3-0, with both Dan Evans and Cameron Lorrie winning their matches 6-2, 6-2. The win means Britain will qualify for the next round only if Belgium manages to defeat Bulgaria 2-1 in their last round.
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