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US Open 2024: When and where to watch live on TV and streaming in US and UK

US Open 2024: When and where to watch live on TV and streaming in US and UK

The 2024 US Open is set to serve up two weeks of thrilling tennis action, beginning on Monday, August 26. As the final major tennis Grand Slam of the year, following the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and the 2024 Olympics, the US Open is a must-watch event for tennis enthusiasts worldwide.

Held at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York City, this prestigious tournament will feature the world’s top players competing for glory.

With so much excitement surrounding the event, many fans are eager to know how they can watch the US Open from the comfort of their homes, whether online or on TV.

Here’s a guide to help you catch all the action, no matter where you are.

Watch the US Open Online with ESPN Plus

For tennis fans in the United States, the best way to watch the US Open is by subscribing to ESPN Plus. This streaming service will provide live coverage of every match across all courts, ensuring you don’t miss a moment of the action. ESPN Plus currently costs $10.99 per month, with an expected price increase in October. However, many viewers opt for the Disney Bundle, which combines ESPN Plus, Disney Plus, and Hulu at a reduced price, offering more value for your subscription, as per a report by Whattowatch.Also Read : Modern Family star Julie Bowen reveals whether feud with Sofía Vergara was real

Cable TV Options: ESPN2 and ESPNEWS

If you prefer to watch the US Open on cable TV, ESPN2 and ESPNEWS are the channels to tune into. These channels will provide daily live coverage of the tournament, as confirmed by the US Open website. If your cable package does not include ESPN2 or ESPNEWS, you can still access them through live TV streaming services like DirecTV Stream, Sling Orange, Fubo, YouTube TV, and Hulu with Live TV. Each of these services offers various subscription plans that include ESPN2 and/or ESPNEWS.

UK Viewers: Sky Sports Coverage

In the United Kingdom, the US Open will be broadcast exclusively on Sky Sports. Sky Sports holds the rights to the event, offering comprehensive coverage through its online platform and premium live TV channels.

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However, Sky Sports is one of the more expensive subscription services in the UK, costing between £40-£50 per month, depending on your contract and any available Sky TV deals. This subscription is an add-on to Sky TV, which itself comes with a hefty price tag.

Australian Viewers: 9Now Streaming Service

For tennis fans in Australia, the US Open can be watched for free via the 9Now streaming service. While 9Now’s exact coverage details are yet to be confirmed, it is expected to provide extensive coverage of the tournament.

For those who prefer not to pay for a subscription, 9Now is an excellent option to enjoy the US Open without any additional cost.

US Open Schedule and Venue

The US Open will take place at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York City. The tournament is held on hard courts, and the schedule of play will be confirmed during the week of August 19, when qualifying matches begin.

The exact player roster will be announced on Thursday, August 22, but fans can already look forward to seeing top players like Iga Swiatek, Barbora Krejcikova, Coco Gauff, Aryna Sabalenka, Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic, and Carlos Alcaraz.

FAQs

Is Djokovic playing US Open 2024?
The New York tournament takes place from August 26 to September 8, featuring Novak Djokovic and Coco Gauff as they return to defend their titles.

Is U.S. Open same as Wimbledon?
The Grand Slam schedule includes the Australian Open in mid-January, the French Open (Roland Garros) from late May to early June, Wimbledon in June-July, and the US Open in August-September, with each tournament spanning two weeks.

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