Great Britain at the 1994 Federation Cup

Great Britain at the 1994 Federation Cup took part in the Federation cup for the first time in 1963. The country has reached four Federation Cup finals. However, it could not win the cup. The most recent final was in 1981, which it lost to the United States. Great Britain has taken part in every Federation Cup competition and along with Australia, Italy and France is one of the four nations to have accomplished this.

Great Britain at the 1994 Federation Cup took part in the Europe / Africa Zone. The other countries in this zone were Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Egypt, Estonia, Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine and Zimbabwe. Great Britain played in two Round Robin matches in the 1994 Federation Cup. For both the matches, the host was Austria and the surface was Clay - Outdoor. On 18 April 1994, the match was against Luxembourg. Great Britain defeated Luxembourg by a score of 3-0. On 20 April 1994, the match was against Russia. Great Britain defeated Russia by a score of 2-1. In the first round, the opponent was Israel. The date of the matches was 22 April 1994. Great Britain defeated Israel by a score of 3-0. In the quarter final, the opponent was Belgium. The date of the matches was 23 April 1994. Great Britain was defeated by Belgium by a score of 0-2.

Great Britain at the 1994 Federation Cup displayed some impressive tennis. Out of the two Round Robin matches it played, it won both the matches. Then it won the first round against Israel. It was only unsuccessful against Belgium, where it lost both the matches.