Group stageWomenNovember 4, 2026
Schmitz / Ermann v De La Mare / Nicholas
Pre-match odds
42%
Avg Elo 1418
58%
Avg Elo 1446
Elo gap 28
De La Mare / Nicholas delivered as 58% favourites.
How the odds work
Each pair's strength is the average of its two players' Elo ratings. A 100-point gap makes the stronger pair a 76% favourite; 200 points, 91%. The model is calibrated on 7,500+ pro matches: when it says 70%, the favourite wins about 70% of the time.
These are the odds going into the match day, on the Elo each player carried in, so the result does not leak into them.
Elo ratings: Padel API
Match stats
Schmitz / ErmannDe La Mare / Nicholas
- Points won 63%
- Points won on serve 64%
- Points won on return 62%
- 1st-serve points won 69%
- 2nd-serve points won 20%
- Points won returning 1st serve 58%
- Points won returning 2nd serve 75%
- Break points converted 50%
- Longest run of points 14
- Service games 8
Stats by set
Set 1
- Points won 55%
- Points won on serve 57%
- Points won on return 54%
- 1st-serve points won 62%
- 2nd-serve points won 0%
- Points won returning 1st serve 50%
- Points won returning 2nd serve 67%
- Break points converted 38%
- Longest run of points 4
- Service games 5
Set 2
- Points won 83%
- Points won on serve 80%
- Points won on return 86%
- 1st-serve points won 85%
- 2nd-serve points won 50%
- Points won returning 1st serve 82%
- Points won returning 2nd serve 100%
- Break points converted 75%
- Longest run of points 11
- Service games 3
Point by point
Scores read Schmitz / Ermann first, De La Mare / Nicholas second.
90 points shown — the point that wins each game is never published.
Set 14–6
Breaks 2–3
- 0–1Break
Schmitz / Ermann serving
- 15–0
- 30–15
- 30–30
- 30–40BP
- 40–40
- 40–ABP
- 0–2Hold
De La Mare / Nicholas serving
- 15–0
- 15–15
- 30–15
- 40–15BP
- 40–30BP
- 40–40
- 0–3Break
Schmitz / Ermann serving
- 15–0
- 15–15
- 15–30
- 30–30
- 30–40BP
- 1–3Break
De La Mare / Nicholas serving
- 15–0
- 30–15
- 40–15BP
- 40–30BP
- 2–3Hold
Schmitz / Ermann serving
- 0–15
- 15–15
- 15–30
- 30–30
- 40–30
- 2–4Hold
De La Mare / Nicholas serving
- 0–15
- 0–30
- 0–40
- 15–40
- 2–5Break
Schmitz / Ermann serving
- 15–0
- 15–15
- 30–15
- 30–30
- 30–40BP
- 40–40
- A–40
- 40–40
- 40–ABP
- 3–5Break
De La Mare / Nicholas serving
- 15–0
- 15–15
- 15–0
- 15–15
- 15–30
- 30–30
- 40–30BP
- 40–40
- 40–30BP
- 40–40
- 40–A
- 40–40
- A–40BP
- 40–40
- 4–5Hold
Schmitz / Ermann serving
- 0–15
- 0–30
- 15–30
- 15–40BP
- 30–40BP
- 40–40
- 40–ABP
- 40–40
- A–40
- 40–40
- 4–6Hold
De La Mare / Nicholas serving
- 0–15
- 15–15
- 15–30
- 15–40
Set 20–5
Breaks 0–3
- 0–1Break
Schmitz / Ermann serving
- 0–15
- 0–30
- 0–40BP
- 0–30
- 0–2Hold
De La Mare / Nicholas serving
- 0–15
- 0–30
- 0–3Break
Schmitz / Ermann serving
- 0–15
- 0–30
- 15–40BP
- 0–4Hold
De La Mare / Nicholas serving
- 0–15
- 15–15
- 15–30
- 15–40
- 0–5Break
Schmitz / Ermann serving
- 15–0
- 15–15
- 15–30
- 15–40BP
- 0–5—
De La Mare / Nicholas serving
- 15–0
- 0–0
- 15–0
- 30–15
- 30–30
- 30–40
The point that wins a game is never published by the source feed, so the winner of each game is derived from the next game's score. Where the feed had a gap, no winner is claimed.