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Tennis / Davis Cup / Spain counts on its legacy

Lacking the injured Nadal, champs face inspired Czechs.

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Five-time champion Spain is counting on a dozen-year victory legacy to ensure a winning start as the Davis Cup final with the Czech Republic begins Friday.

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