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Alcaraz fights back against Munar to book spot in Japan Open final

Alcaraz fights back against Munar to book spot in Japan Open final
Sky Sports Football Monday 05 October 2026, 11:11 UTC 1 min read
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Highlights from Carlos Alcaraz's semi-final clash against Juame Munar at the Japan Open.

Highlights from Carlos Alcaraz's semi-final clash against Juame Munar at the Japan Open. [Image text:] AFP APANOPEN Highlights ALCARAZ MUNAR sky sports tennis
Alcaraz (ORG) Munar (PERSON) Japan Open (EVENT) Carlos Alcaraz's (PERSON) Juame Munar (PERSON) the Japan Open (EVENT)
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