Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz pictured head to head
Laver Cup

How to Watch the Laver Cup 2026 Live in the UK

The Laver Cup 2026 is live in the UK on Sky Sports and on TNT Sports, across all three days at The O2 in London from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 September. Sky subscribers can stream it in the Sky Sports app, and it is available on NOW without a contract.

Laver Cup 2026 UK TV and streaming

Day Date Sessions UK coverage
Day 1 Friday 25 September Day and night Sky Sports, TNT Sports
Day 2 Saturday 26 September Day and night Sky Sports, TNT Sports
Day 3 Sunday 27 September Single session Sky Sports, TNT Sports

Sky’s coverage takes in all twelve matches across the day and night sessions on the Friday and Saturday, plus the closing session on Sunday.

How to stream the Laver Cup

There are three routes for UK viewers:

  • Sky Sports. Included with a Sky Sports subscription, on TV and in the Sky Sports app.
  • NOW. A Sky Sports day or month membership streams the same coverage without a long contract, which suits a three-day event.
  • TNT Sports, which also carries the event and is available through discovery+ as well as via Sky, Virgin Media, EE and Amazon.

Broadcast arrangements for every other event this season are in our how to watch tennis guide.

What time does the Laver Cup start?

Friday and Saturday each carry a day session and a night session, with four matches played per day. Sunday is a single session, and the tie ends as soon as one team reaches 13 points, so the final day can finish early if it is one-sided. Exact start times are confirmed by the organisers closer to the event.

Is the Laver Cup on free-to-air TV?

No. There is no free-to-air broadcast in the UK for 2026. Sky Sports and TNT Sports both require a subscription, although a NOW day membership is the cheapest way in for a single day’s play.

Who is playing?

Team Europe name Alexander Zverev, Carlos Alcaraz, Flavio Cobolli, Rafael Jódar, Jakub Menšík and Casper Ruud, captained by Yannick Noah. Team World counter with Ben Shelton, Alex de Minaur, Taylor Fritz, Learner Tien, Alexander Bublik and Francisco Cerúndolo under Andre Agassi.

More Laver Cup coverage: live results and standings, how to watch in the UK, and every past winner.

Full squad detail and the format are in our Laver Cup 2026 teams and schedule guide, and everything else on the event sits on the Laver Cup hub. Every event hub is listed on our tournaments page.