The Ryder Cup of the tennis world is here.
The 2025 Laver Cup, which pits a team of Europe’s best tennis players against a team made up of players from the rest of the world, begins this afternoon, Sept. 19.
For the first time in the indoor tennis tournament’s history, the Laver Cup will take place on American soil, at San Francisco’s Chase Center.
Team Europe will be headlined by recent US Open champion Carlos Alcaraz and captained by Yannick Noah. Tennis legend Andre Agassi will make his Laver Cup debut as Team World’s captain, the highest-ranked American in the world, No. 5 Taylor Fritz, will play for Team World.
Here’s everything you need to know to watch all three days of the 2025 Laver Cup.
The 2025 Laver Cup begins on Friday, Sept. 19 and ends on Sunday, Sept. 21.
The 2025 Laver Cup is airing exclusively on the Tennis Channel.
If you don’t have cable, you’ll need a live TV streaming service to stream the Laver Cup for free. One option we love is DIRECTV, which comes with five days free.
The Tennis Channel is included in DIRECTV’s Choice package, which is currently $35 off your first month after the free trial. Following the free trial and one month at $54.99, the Choice package costs $89.99/month.
Friday, Sept. 19:
Saturday, Sept. 20:
Sunday, Sept. 21:
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If you’re not sure you want to commit to a full subscription yet, the Tennis Channel is included in Sling TV’s Orange + Sports Extra Day Pass, which gives you 24 hours of access to Sling TV for $5.99. You can also get a weekend-long pass for $11.99.
| Team Europe | Team World |
|---|---|
| Captain: Yannick Noah | Captain: Andre Agassi |
| Vice Captain: Tim Henman | Vice Captain: Patrick Rafter |
| Carlos Alcaraz | Taylor Fritz |
| Alexander Zverev | Alex de Minaur |
| Holger Rune | Francisco Cerúndolo |
| Casper Ruud | Alex Michelsen |
| Jakub Menšík | João Fonseca |
| Flavio Cobolli | Reilly Opelka |
For three days, Team Europe and Team World will clash in three singles matches and one doubles match. Friday’s wins are worth one point, Saturday’s two points, and Sunday’s three points, with the first team to reach 13 points winning the tournament.
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