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    How to Watch the French Open: TV & Streaming by Country

    In the United States, the French Open airs on TNT Sports with full streaming on HBO Max; in the UK it's TNT Sports inside HBO Max; and in France, France Télévisions shows all daytime matches free (with Chatrier night sessions exclusive to Amazon Prime Video). All current major rights deals run through the 2027 tournament, so expect the same homes for Roland-Garros 2027 (May 23 – June 6, 2027).

    Country / RegionBroadcaster & StreamingAccess
    United StatesTNT Sports (TNT, TBS, truTV) with streaming on HBO Max; Tennis Channel carries additional outer-court coveragePaid
    United Kingdom & IrelandTNT Sports, streamed inside HBO Max (the former discovery+ sports home moved there in March 2026)Paid
    FranceFrance Télévisions (France 2/3/4 and france.tv) for all daytime play; Amazon Prime Video exclusively airs Chatrier night sessionsFree (FTV) / Paid (Prime)
    AustraliaNine (9Gem and 9Now, free-to-air) with every match live on Stan SportFree + Paid option
    CanadaTSN (English) and RDS (French), streaming on TSN+ / RDSPaid
    Germany / Spain / ItalyEurosport, streaming via HBO Max / discovery+ (some free-to-air matches on Eurosport 1 in Germany)Mostly paid
    IndiaSony Sports Network (multiple languages) and SonyLIVPaid
    Middle East & Southeast AsiabeIN SportsPaid
    Latin AmericaESPNPaid
    JapanWowowPaid
    ChinaCCTV (TV) and Tencent (digital)Mixed

    Match start times

    Outer courts start at 11:00 Paris time (CET), Court Philippe-Chatrier's day session around 12:00, and the single night-session match not before 20:15. Convert to your time zone with our match times guide.

    Is there a free official stream?

    Only in France: france.tv streams every court free of charge, but it is geo-restricted to France. There is no worldwide official stream — coverage is sold by territory to the broadcasters above.

    Night sessions

    One featured match per evening on Chatrier. In France these are exclusive to Prime Video; elsewhere they're part of the main rights package. See our night sessions guide.

    Rights information verified against official Roland-Garros/FFT announcements and broadcaster press releases as of July 2026. Details can change between editions — check your local broadcaster before the tournament.