1Attack Bergamini’s side with heavy, deep viboras/bandejas to crowd his backhand and deny him early preparation; force lobs under pressure so Coello can finish from the left with controlled power.
2Leal/Bergamini must slow the tempo: prioritize high, neutral lobs to Coello (not Tapia), accept longer rallies, and look for rare counter windows—especially targeting Tapia’s forehand volley lane with low chiquitas to pull him down.
3Serve/return pattern is decisive: Coello/Tapia should use wide serves to open the middle for the second ball at the net; Leal/Bergamini need aggressive, deep returns at the feet (mainly at Tapia) to prevent the top pair from establishing first-volley dominance.