Triay/Brea arrive as the more stable, higher-ceiling pair: Triay’s left-side control plus Brea’s pace and counterpunching usually win the long phases in indoor P2 conditions like Gijón. Icardo/Jensen can threaten if they speed up points and get Jensen finishing early, but they’ll struggle if forced into repeated defensive lobs and extended bandeja exchanges. Prediction: Triay/Brea in 2 sets, with danger spikes when Jensen finds consecutive overhead winners.