This weekend, Croatia will look to win its second Davis Cup title—it captured its lone title in 2005—behind Marin Cilic, Ivo Karlovic, Borna Coric and Ivan Dodig on indoor hard courts in Zagreb. It will take on Argentina—featuring Juan Martin del Potro, Federico Delbonis, Guido Pella and Leonardo Mayer—in what should be a fascinating tie between two nations hungry for a championship.
How They Got Here: A look back at Croatia’s run to the Davis Cup final
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