ALCARAZ-ZVEREV. After beating Rafael Nadal, Carlos Alcaraz took down Novak Djokovic in a marathon match to reach the final of the Madrid tournament.

Carlos Alcaraz unstoppable! After dominating legend Rafael Nadal, the Spaniard may have had the best game of his young career against a found Novak Djokovic to reach the final of the Madrid tournament this Sunday, May 8. "I don't know what could have been the difference between a win and a loss. He (Djokovic) was so close, he had the chances to break me at the end of the second set. We both played a superb match" analyzed the young nugget. In the final, the world number 9 faces a player he has not yet beaten, Alexander Zverev. "Do I think I have a limit? I don't think so," he blurted out with a big smile.

The German, despite a slack, finally beat world No.5 Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-4, 3-6, 6-2 on Saturday night. Asked about his confrontation with Alcaraz, the German explained in a post-match press conference that he was not surprised by his performance. "Nothing he did this week surprises me because I knew how good he is. Last year after the Acapulco game, I predicted he would be in the top 10 when this tournament would be played in 2023 and he beat me by a year on that bet. There's not much to add, he's an impressive player, at 19 he already looks like a big man, he there are no limits for him."

The start of the Madrid ATP 1000 tournament final between Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev is scheduled for late afternoon, at 6:30 p.m. to be exact.

As for the start of the tournament, the final between the Spaniard and the German will be followed live and in full on the antennas of Eurosport, exclusive broadcaster of the ATP tournament.

If you don't have a television, you can follow the meeting between Alcaraz and Zverev live via a streaming link using the MyCanal application or the Eurosport platforms.