ATP Finals
The Nitto ATP Finals run from 15 to 22 November 2026 at the Inalpi Arena in Turin. Of all the big events on the calendar this is the friendliest for British viewers: Turin is one hour ahead of the UK, so nothing happens in the middle of the night.
ATP Finals UK TV and Streaming
| Platform | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Sky Sports Tennis | Live coverage of every session through to the final |
| NOW | Streaming without a Sky contract, via a Sports membership |
| Bet365 | Live streaming for eligible account holders |
Sky Sports Tennis is the UK home of the event and NOW carries the same feed for anyone who does not want a full subscription. Bet365 streams to eligible account holders. 18+, please gamble responsibly.
UK Start Times
Turin is on Central European Time, one hour ahead of the UK. Each day carries two singles sessions: an afternoon session that starts around midday local, which is 11am in the UK, and an evening session from about 8.30pm local, or 7.30pm here. Doubles is played alongside both.
The Schedule
| Stage | When |
|---|---|
| Round-robin groups | From Sunday 15 November |
| Semi-finals | Saturday 21 November |
| Final | Sunday 22 November |
Every qualifier plays three group matches, so there is singles tennis on every day of the week rather than a draw that thins out as it goes.
What to Watch For
Jannik Sinner goes for a third consecutive title in front of a home crowd, and Carlos Alcaraz is the most likely obstacle. The group stage is where the tournament is usually decided, because a single loss can eliminate a favourite on sets won.
For coverage of every other event, see our full how to watch tennis guide.
FAQ
ATP Finals TV FAQs
What channel is the ATP Finals on in the UK?
Sky Sports Tennis carries live coverage of every session, with streaming through NOW. Bet365 also streams to eligible account holders.
What time are the ATP Finals matches in the UK?
Turin is one hour ahead of the UK. The afternoon session starts around 11am UK time and the evening session around 7.30pm UK time.
When is the ATP Finals 2026 final?
Sunday 22 November 2026. The round-robin groups begin on Sunday 15 November and the semi-finals are on Saturday 21 November.
How many matches does each player get?
Three group matches guaranteed, because the event uses round-robin groups rather than a straight knockout.
More Coverage
See our ATP Finals preview, betting tips and prize money breakdown. Full coverage sits on our ATP Finals hub, every event we follow is in the tournaments index, and the dates are in the 2026 tennis calendar.