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Fernandez upsets Andreeva in third-round match at NBO Toronto
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30 seed, was in control for most of the third-round match on a muggy, overcast afternoon at Sobeys Stadium.
Down 2-5 in the second set, Andreeva picked up her first break to put some pressure on, but Fernandez later served it out for the win in 80 minutes.
Fernandez, who improved to 1-4 against top-10 players, will face either Belgium’s Elise Mertens or Japan’s Naomi Osaka in the fourth round.
Fernandez and sister Bianca Fernandez lost their opener on Thursday, and Ottawa’s Gabriela Dabrowski dropped her first match with Russian partner Ekaterina Alexandrova.
The late match was set to feature rising Filipino star Alexandra Eala, the No.