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Where to Watch French Open 2024: Live Streaming and TV Options

Where to Watch French Open 2024: Live Streaming and TV Options

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Wondering where to watch French Open action over the next fortnight? You’re in the right spot. Below, I’ve covered the French Open live-streaming options for the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. So, if you love high-level tennis and you want to catch the best matches at Roland Garros, make sure you check out the information presented here.

Additionally, I’ve put together an overview of the French Open schedule, which you can cross-reference with the options given for streaming in your respective location. Anyway, with the tennis now in full swing in Paris, there’s no time to waste. So let’s get right into it.

2024 French Open TV schedule

As you’ve probably guessed, the French Open TV schedule mirrors the schedule of play for Roland Garros. This means coverage will take place from May 26th to June 9th. Over the course of that period, the French Open live-streaming options discussed below will show various events. This includes the men’s and women’s singles, for which you can view my breakdown of the French Open draw whenever you please.

But it also includes the doubles, mixed doubles, and wheelchair doubles on various broadcasting networks, which is pretty cool.

French Open TV Coverage

The matches and times shown above reflect the initial TV schedule that is set to align with the tournament schedule. Of course, if there is any adverse weather or something else that affects this provisional schedule, these dates and matches might change. So, just keep an eye out for that as the tournament progresses. 

Adding to the standard French Open TV coverage, there are a few other things you may wish to tune in for throughout the coming fortnight. After all, with Grand Slam events, broadcasters tend to go above and beyond to give you the best viewing experience possible. And on that note, we’ve got a few extra programs and notes for you right here.

Key Presenters

As you may be aware, covering the French Open is a team effort. Therefore, it’s no great surprise to see that the top presenters are back for another bite of the cherry this year. So, for Roland Garros 2024, you’ve got the dream back once again. These guys include Tim Henman, Mats Wilander, Alex Corretja, and Barbara Schett. And throughout the French Open TV coverage, regular appearances from the likes of Martina Navratilova, John McEnroe, and many others are expected.

Program Highlights

It goes without saying that the bulk of your French Open live streaming will be focused on the matches themselves. However, there is more to tune in for than just daily matches. Make sure you watch out for key analysis coming from Mats Wilander and Tim Henman in ‘The Cube’. This is where the guys break down key player statistics, providing very insightful information. 

The Cube is also where additional interviews with the players take place, and these can also be very entertaining, as you’d imagine. Besides this, if you find that you don’t have much time in the day to tune in, make sure you tune in for a daily recap – always broadcast following the night session.

How to watch French Open 2024

Ready for the good news? The French Open, since it is one of the four Grand Slams played each year, is covered in many different countries along the globe. This means you can easily catch the tournament no matter where you are based, and I’ve covered the specific options for English-speaking nations below.

Where to watch French Open tennis 2024 – United Kingdom

In the UK, all of the action in Paris will be streamed through Eurosport 1 and 2. You can gain access to these channels by subscribing to Eurosport for a cost of £6.99 per month, or £59.99 per year. But there’s also the option to watch through Discovery+, which costs £6.99 per month and comes with a free 7-day trial.

Where to watch French Open tennis – USA

For viewers in America, you can watch the French Open through the Peacock TV streaming service – offered by NBC. Again, this is a subscription service that starts from $5.99 per month. And much like the streaming options I’ve discussed for other countries, the tournament will be covered in its entirety with Peacock TV streaming. 

Where to watch French Open tennis 2024 – Canada

For Canadian viewers, Roland Garros can be viewed through The Sports Network. More specifically, if you sign up for TSN Direct, which costs $19.99 CAD per month, you can stream on multiple devices and pick your court. This is pretty cool, and it lets you customize your viewing experience. 

Where to watch French Open tennis – Australia

To access French Open streaming down under, you have a free and a paid option, which is unique. For the free option, you can catch the tennis on Channel 9, which is a standard cable channel. As for the paid option, this relates to Stan Sports, which does have a 30-day free trial right now. After that, it costs $25 AUD per month.

Where to watch French Open tennis 2024 – New Zealand

Lastly, just over the water in New Zealand, the main option for Roland Garros streaming 2024 is Sky Sports. Much like the Sky Sports setup in the UK, you must pay a subscription for access to this service. However, you can choose to pay $19.99 weekly, $39.99 monthly, or $399.99 annually (all priced in NZD). Of course, coverage through this service is comprehensive, too.


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