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You can watch the Djokovic vs Sinner Australian Open 2026 semifinal through a mix of traditional TV and official streaming platforms, depending on where you are.

Main ways to watch

  • In the US: The match is carried on ESPN (and ESPN Deportes) and is also available via ESPN+. You can stream it through services that include ESPN such as DirecTV Stream and Fubo, both of which are offering free trials around the event.
  • In Australia: Channel 9 has the rights to the Australian Open, and you can stream the match for free on 9Now once you create an account with an Australian postcode. Stan Sport also offers coverage, including 4K, as an add‑on to a regular Stan subscription.
  • In the UK: TNT Sports 1 shows the match, available via Sky, Virgin Media, EE TV, or through Discovery+ plans that include TNT Sports.
  • In New Zealand: Sky Sport NZ holds the Australian Open rights, and you can stream via the Sky Sport Now service with short or monthly passes.

Quick timing & basics

  • Event: Australian Open 2026, men’s singles semifinal
  • Matchup: Novak Djokovic vs Jannik Sinner
  • Approximate time: Listed start around 3:30 a.m. ET on Thursday/Friday local schedule, with ESPN and associated platforms carrying it live.

A few practical tips

  • Check your region’s broadcaster: Many big tennis events (like this semifinal) are carried by a small set of rights holders, so your best bet is to check ESPN/ESPN+, local tennis channels, or national free‑to‑air partners like Channel 9 in Australia.
  • Use official streams only: Avoid random “free stream” links you see in forums or social posts; they’re often low‑quality, risky, or illegal. Stick with the official broadcasters, even if you use a free trial.
  • If you’re traveling: Some fans use VPNs to sign in to their normal streaming accounts from abroad, but you should review the terms of service of your provider and the laws in your country before doing this.

TL;DR:
Search for the Djokovic vs Sinner Australian Open 2026 semifinal on ESPN/ESPN+ (US), 9Now or Stan Sport (Australia), TNT Sports/Discovery+ (UK), or Sky Sport NZ/Sky Sport Now (New Zealand). Most offer either direct TV coverage or official live streams, sometimes with short free trials.

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