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where can i watch french open

You can watch the French Open (Roland-Garros) through a mix of free national broadcasters and paid sports/streaming platforms, depending on your country.

Main ways to watch

  • Official tournament site & broadcasters
    The Roland-Garros site lists official TV and streaming partners for each country, and is the most reliable place to confirm this year’s broadcasters.
  • Free options in some countries
    • France: France.TV shows the tournament free-to-air as the public broadcaster.
* Australia: 9Now streams French Open coverage for free (account required).

* Some European countries (e.g., Austria) have free coverage on channels like ServusTV.
  • Popular paid streaming/services
    • Europe (excluding France): Eurosport (often via Discovery+) has full French Open rights in many countries.
* USA: Coverage is split between NBC/Tennis Channel, carried on services like Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, YouTube TV, DIRECTV STREAM, Sling, and Peacock.

* UK/Ireland: Eurosport/Discovery+ and sometimes ITV/ITVX in certain years.

* India: Sony Sports (Sony Ten channels) with streaming via Sony LIV.

Quick step-by-step to find your option

  1. Go to the official Roland-Garros site’s broadcasters page to see who has rights in your country this season.
  1. Check if that broadcaster is:
    • A free TV channel with a live stream app/website, or
    • Part of a streaming bundle you already have (like Discovery+, Peacock, Hulu, or a local sports streamer).
  1. If you’re abroad and your usual stream is blocked, many guides suggest using a VPN to connect back to your home country and then using your normal service, though availability and legality depend on local rules and each platform’s terms.

Example viewing setups

  • In France, a typical setup is live matches on France.TV, with extra evening and big-match coverage on Amazon Prime Video.
  • In most of Europe, people often just subscribe to Eurosport or Discovery+ for complete coverage, including courtside feeds and replays.
  • In the US, many fans watch via Peacock or a live TV bundle (Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, YouTube TV) that includes NBC and Tennis Channel.

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