Carlos Alcaraz vs Lorenzo Musetti (ATP Fijnals): odds and picks 13.11.2025


A clash with spice in the “round robin” of the Jimmy Connors group: Carlos Alcaraz faces Lorenzo Musetti on the fast indoor court in Turin.
The world number 1 arrives with two victories, but still has work to do to secure the semi-finals. Musetti, a last-minute replacement due to Djokovic’s withdrawal, has earned the right to dream after beating De Miñaur and will play backed by his home crowd.
A duel of styles: the aggression and elite return of the Spaniard versus the variety and single-handed backhand of the Italian.
Date, Time, and Where to Watch Carlos Alcaraz – Lorenzo Musetti
- Tournament: Nitto ATP Finals (Year-end Masters)
- Date: Thursday, November 13
- Venue: Inalpi Arena, Turin (Italy)
- Surface: Indoor Hard Court
Carlos Alcaraz vs Lorenzo Musetti: Match Winner Odds
Carlos Alcaraz’s Current Form
Alcaraz arrives 2–0 after a valuable win against Fritz, with tactical adjustments on the return and composure in key points.
He has made a leap on indoor courts this season — with a title in Rotterdam — and his first-strike tennis fits perfectly in Turin: deep return, cross-court forehand to open the court, and occasional net approaches.
Mentally, he knows that a victory prevents calculations and keeps the fight to close the year at the top alive.
Key Factors
The court rewards aggression from the return and dominance in short rallies: two areas where the Murcian usually dictates play.
The year’s precedent (victories over Musetti in Monte Carlo, Rome, and Roland Garros) boosts his confidence and offers him a clear plan: punish the Italian’s second serve and prevent him from imposing his rhythm of slice and varying heights.
The only warning: the match load and the indoor conditions, which can compress margins if his first-serve percentage drops or if the opponent has streaks of aces.
Lorenzo Musetti’s Current Form
Musetti arrives with emotional momentum after coming back against De Miñaur and with the entire Inalpi Arena on his side.
His resourceful game — sliced backhand, drop shots, changes of direction — can be uncomfortable if he manages to slow Alcaraz’s pace and lead the duel to long rallies where his talent shines.
The unknown is maintaining first-serve percentages and not giving away attackable second serves; if he secures his service games, he will have chances to stretch the sets towards tie-breaks.
Key Factors
The “at home” context multiplies energy and pressure in equal measure. Tactically, he needs to vary directions on the first serve, play a lot of cross-court backhands to open the court, and mix heights with the slice to disrupt the Spaniard’s timing.
He comes from an intense week (Athens + Turin), so the fuel in his legs and the management of pressure points will be decisive.
In recent precedents, when the match sped up, Alcaraz found more winners after the return; if Musetti manages to take it to a slower script and tie-breaks, his probability increases.
Head-to-Head Statistics: Carlos Alcaraz vs Lorenzo Musetti
Comparative X-ray with official and advanced sources:
| Metrics | Alcaraz | Musetti |
|---|---|---|
| Official ATP H2H | Alcaraz Advantage | — |
| 2025 Balance between them (media summary) | 7–1 in favour of Alcaraz | 1–7 |
| Last high-level clash | RG 2025: Alcaraz wins (Musetti retires in the 4th set) | — |
| Reference indoor title 2025 | Champion in Rotterdam (indoor) | — |
| Match Time and Environment | Thu 13/11, 20:30 in Spain | Thu 13/11, 20:30 in Spain |
Quick conclusion: the matchup favours the Spaniard due to the quality of his return and his ability to accelerate after the return. For Musetti, the path is to protect his serve as much as possible, slow down the pace with variations, and push the set towards tie-breaks.

