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Preview : Davis Cup fina

l Moya backs Spain

report, Seville
Spain's top singles player said he expects to beat American Andy Roddick in the Davis Cup final, which begins Friday at the Estadio Olimpico de la Cartuja.
Roddick is unbeaten for the United States against Spain's Davis Cup team, having won 12 matches against Moya, Juan Carlos Ferrero, Rafael Nadal and Tommy Robredo.
However, this time Roddick will have to play on a specially prepared clay court, which will limit the effectiveness of his rocket serve.
"Roddick has always beaten me on fast courts and in the United States, in what are the best conditions for him,” Moya said.
"All of that is going to change here, this is the Davis Cup and it is over in five sets."
Moya has extra incentive, especially after an injury prevented him from participating on Spain's Davis Cup championship team fouryears ago in Barcelona.
”1 had bad luck with injuries all that year," Moya said.
"I was out of action for six months with a back problem, which meant that I missed the Sydney Olympics and also the Davis Cup final. When I saw the team had won the final, I got it into my head that one day I would have to win it as well.”
Moya was also sidelined with shoulder and knee problems in Spain's semifinal victory over France in September, but the 18-year-old Nadal stepped in and dispatched Arnaud Clement in straight sets to clinch the series.
Spain lost to Australia in last year's final.
The Americans last reached the final in 1997, losing 5-0 to Sweden. The US last won the Davis Cup in 1995, when Pete Sampras accounted for all three points in a 3-2 upset of Russia in Moscow.
"Winning the Davis Cup is definitely on my list of big goals,” Roddick said. To know we're nine sets away from doing that, it feels pretty good.”
The US dominated its semifinal series against Belarus, winning 11 of 12 sets at Charleston, South Carolina.
Roddick and Mardy Fish will play singles matches and identical twins Bob and Mike Bryan will again play doubles.