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L. Djere vs H. Barton

Djere favoured by ranking and straight-set progress

Our pick

odds are estimates
  • Match Winner
    L. Djere to win@ 1.44
    High confidence

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Full analysis

Djere is ranked 179 with 322 points, compared with Barton's 288 and 197 points. Djere has won four of his five listed matches, including 2–0 victories over Stricker and Tarvet in Villena.

Barton has won three of his five listed matches, beating Samuel 2–0 before overcoming Rehberg 2–1 in a deciding-set tiebreak. Both played on Thursday, but Djere's straight-set progress suggests a lighter workload ahead of this quarter-final.

Djere's 1.40 price implies approximately a 71% chance, with his ranking advantage and recent results supporting a modest edge above that baseline. High confidence fits the price and those independent indicators, although Barton's consecutive victories keep an upset plausible; the missing game-level scores leave both totals unsupported.

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