Australian Open live stream 2025: how to watch tennis free online and TV, today's key matches, start times, seeds, men's final
Sinner defending his title against Zverev in Melbourne
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Watch Australian Open 2025 live streams
The first tennis major of the year comes to a close on Sunday, with the planet's elite players on court at the 2025 Australian Open in Melbourne. The action runs until the men's final on Sunday 26th January and the Australian Open is FREE to watch on 9Now in Australia. You can use a VPN to watch tennis live streams from anywhere if you're away.
- FREE: Channel 9 and 9Now (AU)
- US: ESPN+ / ESPN via Sling / Fubo
- UK: Eurosport / Discovery+
- Unblock any stream: NordVPN – the No.1 tennis VPN
Australian Open 2025 order of play (Sunday 26th January)
Watch Australian Open 2025: Sunday's final times
Siniakova & Townsend (1) vs Hsieh & Ostapenko (3) women's doubles final – 3pm AEDT / 11pm ET / 8pm PT / 4am GMT
Jannik Sinner (1) vs Alexander Zverev (19) – 7.30pm AEDT / 3.30am ET / 12.30am PT / 8.30am GMT
Aryna Sabalenka and Jannik Sinner won two Grand Slams each last year and came into this month's tournament at the summit of the world rankings as hot favorites to retain their titles.
But the unfancied Madison Keys shocked the tennis world when she defeated Sabalenka over three thrilling sets in Saturday's women's final. Having already defeated the Iga Swiatek and compatriot Danielle Collins, it sealed a remarkable maiden Grand Slam for the Floridian.
Alexander Zvererv will be hoping for some of that underdog's fairy dust when he takes on Sinner on Sunday in attempt to break his own major duck. Although his luck may have already run dry after 10-time champ Novak Djokovic retired with injury in their semi. You can find out specific details on their match in our dedicated guide to watch Sinner vs Zverev for the men's title.
Make sure you know how to get an Australian Open live stream from wherever you are. Below we have all the information you need on TV channels, international live streams, online coverage and a full list of this year's seeds.
Free Australian Open 2025 live stream
Channel 9 and its 9Now streaming service has the rights to broadcast the 2025 Australian Open in Australia, live and for free from Sunday 12th to Sunday 26th January.
The 9Now streaming service is absolutely free to use – all you need to sign up is your email address, and you can watch on your computer, smartphone, tablet or streaming devices such as Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku and select Smart TVs.
Once logged in to 9Now, you can choose what match you want to watch, with coverage from all courts at Melbourne Park.
Stuck outside Oz at the moment? You can use a VPN to access a live stream without being blocked...
Watch Australian Open live stream 2025 from anywhere
You won't be able to watch your regular tennis live streams while traveling abroad. The streaming service will spot that you're in a foreign country and block you.
You can use a VPN (virtual private network) to get around this, though. It's a straightforward piece of software that sets your device to appear as if it's in a different country, allowing you to watch any Australian Open 2025 live stream from anywhere in the world.
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Watch Australian Open live streams 2025 in the US
Tennis fans in the US can watch an Australian Open live stream on ESPN and ESPN2, which can be accessed through a variety of cable packages as well as cord cutting services such as Sling and Fubo. There are no long contracts with either service. If you're not happy with them, you can cancel them at any time.
Sling TV includes ESPN and ESPN2 with its Orange package, with new customers getting their first month half price (and only $46 a month after that).
Fubo's Essential tier gets you over 200 channels (including both ESPN channels) and cloud DVR with thousands of hours of space to store shows. Prices start at $79.99 a month. Plus, there's a free trial of Fubo too.
The ESPN+ streaming service is also carrying all of the live tennis action, which is available through a separate subscription. It carries a wealth of top sports content including MLB, NHL, MLS and Top Rank Boxing events, as well as FA Cup soccer. You can subscribe to it on its own from $11.99 a month or as part of the Disney Bundle along with Hulu and Disney Plus.
Of course, ESPN+, Sling and FuboTV are only available within the States, so be sure to use a VPN if you're a US subscriber stuck abroad. We recommend NordVPN, as it's reliable and comes with a risk-free 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Watch Australian Open 2025 live stream in the UK
The 2025 Australian Open is being shown live on TV on Eurosport in the UK, which is available through certain packages from Sky TV, EE TV and Virgin Media.
Alternatively, you can live stream Australian Open tennis with a Discovery+ subscription. The service's Standard plan costs £6.99 a month and includes Eurosport channels alongside Discovery, TLC, Quest and more. Or upgrade to Premium to include TNT Sports for £30.99 and get access to Premier League and Champions League soccer, Premiership rugby, MotoGP, UFC, cricket and more.
Discovery+ plans run monthly and can be cancelled any time.
Watch Australian Open live stream 2025 in Australia
As explained above, Aussies can watch their own tennis Grand Slam absolutely free thanks to Channel 9 and 9Now.
Australian Open 2025 live streams can also be found on the Stan Sport streaming service in Australia. The basic Stan package is $12 per month and comes with a 30-day free trial. When you add the necessary Stan Sport add-on, though, for an $15 extra per month, that gets charged immediately.
Away from Oz? Use a VPN to access your local live stream from overseas – without being blocked.
Can I watch Australian Open 2025 in 4K UHD?
There will be Ultra HD cameras at the 2025 Australian Open, with the Stan Sport service promising 4K coverage Down Under. However, it looks like this will only be the case for matches played on Center Court – also known as the Rod Laver Arena.
Australian Open 2025 tournament start times
Global Australian Open 2025 start times – Morning & evening sessions
- Australia (local): 11am & 7pm
- USA (ET/PT): 7pm / 4pm & 3am / 12am
- UK: 12am & 8am
- Central Europe: 1am & 9am
Australian Open 2025 seeds
Men
- Jannik Sinner
- Alexander Zverev
Carlos AlcarazTaylor FritzDaniil MedvedevCasper RuudNovak DjokovicAlex de MinaurAndrey RublevGrigor DimitrovStefanos TsitsipasTommy PaulHolger RuneUgo HumbertJack DraperLorenzo MusettiFrances TiafoeHubert HurkaczKaren KhachanovArthur FilsBen SheltonSebastian KordaAlejandro TabiloJiří Lehečka- Alexei Popyrin
- Tomáš Macháč
- Jordan Thompson
- Sebastián Báez
- Félix Auger-Aliassime
- Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard
- Francisco Cerúndolo
Flavio Cobolli
Women
- Aryna Sabalenka
Iga ŚwiątekCoco GauffJasmine PaoliniZheng QinwenElena RybakinaJessica PegulaEmma NavarroDaria KasatkinaDanielle CollinsPaula BadosaDiana ShnaiderAnna KalinskayaMirra AndreevaBeatriz Haddad MaiaJeļena OstapenkoMarta KostyukDonna Vekić- Madison Keys
Karolína MuchováVictoria AzarenkaKatie BoulterMagdalena FręchYulia PutintsevaLiudmila SamsonovaEkaterina AlexandrovaAnastasia PavlyuchenkovaElina SvitolinaLinda NoskováLeylah FernandezMaria SakkariDayana Yastremska
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