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Laver Cup 2026 hub. Team Europe v Team World at The O2 in London, 25 to 27 September. Teams, schedule, format, past winners and how to watch in the UK.

Dates
25–27 September 2026 · completed — Team Europe
Venue
The O2, London
Surface
Indoor hard
Defending champion
Team Europe

Laver Cup 2026 hub. Team Europe v Team World at The O2 in London, 25 to 27 September. Teams, schedule, format, past winners and how to watch in the UK.

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The Laver Cup is the three-day team event that pits Team Europe against Team World, named after the Australian great Rod Laver. The 2026 edition was played at The O2 in London from 25 to 27 September, the second time the arena has hosted it after 2022.

Twelve matches are played across the three days, nine singles and three doubles, with four matches each day. Day one matches are worth one point, day two matches two points and day three matches three points, so a team trailing going into Sunday can still overturn it. There are 24 points available and the first team to 13 wins. If the tie reaches 12-12 a deciding doubles rubber settles it.

Team Europe won the 2026 edition 13-5, with Alexander Zverev clinching it against Learner Tien, to take the trophy back from Team World, who had won 15-9 in San Francisco in 2025. Europe now lead the series 6-3.

TournamentLaver Cup 2026
Dates25–27 September 2026
VenueThe O2, London, United Kingdom
SurfaceIndoor hard
Format12 matches over three days, 9 singles and 3 doubles
ScoringDay 1 worth 1 point, Day 2 worth 2, Day 3 worth 3; first to 13 of 24
Team EuropeAlexander Zverev, Carlos Alcaraz, Flavio Cobolli, Rafael Jódar, Jakub Menšík, Casper Ruud (captain Yannick Noah)
Team WorldAlex de Minaur, Taylor Fritz, Learner Tien, Brandon Nakashima, Alexander Bublik, Francisco Cerúndolo (captain Andre Agassi)
AlternatesArthur Fery (Team Europe), Ignacio Buse (Team World)
Defending championTeam Europe, 13-5 in London in 2026
UK TVSky Sports and TNT Sports
ResultTeam Europe won 13-5
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History

Recent Champions

YearMen's SinglesWomen's Singles
2026Team Europe (13-5, London)
2025Team World (15-9, San Francisco)
2024Team Europe (13-11, Berlin)
2023Team World (13-2, Vancouver)
2022Team World (13-8, London)
2021Team Europe (14-1, Boston)
2019Team Europe (13-11, Geneva)
2018Team Europe (13-8, Chicago)
2017Team Europe (15-9, Prague)
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When is the Laver Cup 2026?
The 2026 Laver Cup was played from 25 to 27 September at The O2 in London, the second time the arena has hosted it after 2022. Team Europe won it 13-5.
How does the Laver Cup scoring work?
Twelve matches are played across three days, four per day, made up of nine singles and three doubles. Day one matches are worth one point, day two matches two points and day three matches three points. There are 24 points available and the first team to 13 wins. At 12-12 a deciding doubles rubber is played.
Who is in Team Europe for 2026?
Alexander Zverev, Carlos Alcaraz, Flavio Cobolli, Rafael Jódar, Jakub Menšík and Casper Ruud, captained by Yannick Noah with Tim Henman as vice-captain.
Who is in Team World for 2026?
Alex de Minaur, Taylor Fritz, Learner Tien, Brandon Nakashima, Alexander Bublik and Francisco Cerúndolo, captained by Andre Agassi with Pat Rafter as vice-captain. Cerúndolo replaced Tommy Paul on 12 September and Nakashima replaced Ben Shelton on 17 September.
Who won the last Laver Cup?
Team Europe, who beat Team World 13-5 at The O2 in London in 2026, with Alexander Zverev clinching it against Learner Tien. Europe lead the overall series 6-3.
How can I watch the Laver Cup in the UK?
The Laver Cup is shown in the UK on Sky Sports and on TNT Sports. Full broadcast details are in our how to watch tennis guide.