Sydney, Australia (UNA) :

Poland moved into the semifinals of the United Cup after a hard-fought 2–1 victory over Australia, with Iga Swiatek once again delivering when it mattered most. The Polish star gave her team an early advantage by winning her women’s singles match in convincing fashion, showing sharp form at the start of the season.

Australia responded strongly in the men’s singles, where Alex de Minaur produced an energetic performance to level the tie. His win lifted the home crowd and kept Australia in contention, turning the quarterfinal into a tense contest.

The tie was finally decided in the mixed doubles match. The Polish pair stayed calm under pressure and controlled key moments to seal the win, ending Australia’s run in the tournament and sending Poland through to the last four.

For fans, the result underlines Swiatek’s consistency and leadership in team events. The United Cup is seen as an important build-up tournament before the Australian Open, offering players competitive match practice. Tournament officials have said the semifinals will continue as scheduled, with Poland now preparing for a high-profile clash that promises more intense and entertaining tennis for spectators worldwide.