Lille (CNN) -- The stage is set for Roger Federer. Arguably the greatest tennis player of all time, one of the two things missing from his resume -- which must be a dozen pages if not longer -- is a Davis Cup title. But after his Switzerland beat France in the pivotal doubles tussle Saturday, the Swiss are one win away from wrapping up the final in Lille -- and it's Federer who has first crack at completing the job. You wouldn't possibly bet against him, would you? "Nothing is done yet," Federer told reporters. "We won the doubles match and we are preparing for tomorrow, as we have to do."
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Roger Federer and Switzerland are one match away from winning a maiden Davis Cup
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Federer and Stan Wawrinka won the doubles Saturday against France in Lille
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Federer and Wawrinka defeat Richard Gasquet and Julien Benneteau in straight sets
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Federer has the opportunity to close out the series as he plays Sunday's first singles
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