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Andy Murray vs Hubert Hurkacz live streaming, preview, and prediction
Andy Murray will face Poland’s Hubert Hurkacz in the quarterfinal of the Moselle Open today. Our tennis expert serves up the latest odds, a tip for the match, and details how to live stream and claim an exclusive promotion at bet365. Sign up at bet365 to live stream Andy Murray vs Hubert Hurkacz Andy Murray vs Hubert Hurkacz Preview Andy Murray has been struggling to attain his former levels ever since his second hip surgery in 2019. The Scot reached the third round at Wimbledon, taking four and five sets to defeat Basilashvili and Otte respectively in earlier rounds. However, he was comprehensively beaten in the third round by Canada’s Denis Shapovalov. The Western & Southern Open didn’t bring much success to the 34-year-old, while he also suffered an early exit from...
Andy Murray vs Ugo Humbert live streaming, preview & prediction
Former World Number one Andy Murray will take on France’s Ugo Humbert in the first round of the 2021 Moselle Open on Tuesday. Our betting expert assesses the Brit’s chances, offers a tennis betting prediction for the match, and explains how to stream it online & get £100 in bet credits at bet365. Watch and bet on Murray vs Humbert live at 17:00 BST at bet365>livestreaming>tennis Andy Murray vs Ugo Humbert Preview Andy Murray suffered early elimination from the 2021 US Open. The Scot was knocked out of the prestigious tournament by Stefanos Tsitsipas in the first round, but there were still many positives to take away from his performance. The 34-year-old battled hard for almost five hours and came very close to pulling off a huge victory over the Greek befor...
Andy Murray receives Australian Open wild card
Former world number one Andy Murray has been handed a wild card for February’s delayed Australian Open, pushed back three weeks as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Murray, 33, is a five-time runner-up in Melbourne but feared his last match at the tournament in 2019 would mark the end of his career due to chronic hip pain. The injury pushed him to the brink of retirement but the three-time Grand Slam champion is battling to extend his career having undergone two hip surgeries. The Scot’s ranking of 122 is too low to qualify directly for the Australian Open main draw, which starts on February 8, and he has also accepted a wild card to the Delray Beach event early next month. Murray played just seven tour-level matches this year as he returned to action in August following a lingering pe...
