Watch the 2025 French Open: UK Broadcast Channel and Live Stream Information as Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek Defend Titles at Roland Garros
Casual fans of tennis are in for a treat as the French Open roars back to life, with defending champions Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek eyeing another Grand Slam triumph amidst a star-studded lineup.
Last year, Alcaraz clinched the title by outsmarting Alexander Zverev, while Swiatek secured her victory against Jasmine Paolini. This time around, they'll have their work cut out for them against heavyweight contenders like men's No.1 Jannik Sinner and women's prodigy Coco Gauff. The entertaining duo of Novak Djokovic and three-time Grand Slam winner Aryna Sabalenka are sure to add even more excitement to the tournament[3].
Want to catch the action live? Here's the scoop:
French Open in the UK
The tournament kicks off on May 28 and runs until June 10. Matches start daily at 10 AM UK time on the legendary Roland Garros complex in Paris[1].
UK spectators can catch all the drama unfold on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports 4, with coverage beginning around 9:30 AM every day[1]. Catch the action on TV or online via discovery+. For more information on how to subscribe to TNT Sports and discovery+, click here.
If you'd rather catch up on the latest tennis updates, tune in to talkSPORT and talkSPORT.com for round-the-clock coverage[1]. To stream talkSPORT online, click HERE. You can also listen via the talkSPORT app, on DAB digital radio, through your smart speaker and on 1089 or 1053 AM[1].
The Contenders
The men's bracket promises thrilling competition, with top seeds including Alcaraz, Zverev, Sinner, and Djokovic[1]. Expect a tough challenge in the women's division from stars like Sabalenka, Gauff, and Swiatek[1].
For a full list of seeds, consult the schedule below.
Schedule
- Monday, June 2: Men and women's singles - fourth round, Men's doubles - quarter-finals, Mixed doubles - third round, Women's doubles - third round[1].
- Tuesday, June 3: Men and women's singles - quarter-finals, Men's doubles - quarter-finals, Mixed doubles - third round, Women's doubles - quarter-finals, Wheelchair - first round[1].
- Wednesday, June 4: Men and women's singles - quarter-finals, Mixed doubles - semi-finals, Women's doubles - quarter-finals, Wheelchair - first and second round[1].
- Thursday, June 5: Women's singles - semi-finals, Men's doubles - semi-finals, Mixed doubles - final, Women's doubles - quarter-finals, Wheelchair - second round and semi-finals[1].
- Friday, June 6: Men's singles - semi-finals, Women's doubles - semi-finals, Wheelchair - semi-finals[1].
- Saturday, June 7: Women's singles - final, Men's doubles - final, Wheelchair - final[1].
- Sunday, June 8: Men's singles - final, Women's doubles - final[1].
For a more in-depth look at the tournament, including information about seeded players, see the article here.
Football fans may find excitement in the sports betting world, where they can bet on the outcomes of various matches. Despite the French Open dominating the sports calendar, tennis enthusiasts can also place bets on the tournament, with a diverse range of betting markets for both men's and women's competitions. For MMA fans, UFC events provide an alternative option for wagering, adding another layer of excitement to the world of sports betting.
