Channel Nine now broadcasts three Grand Slam tournaments: the Australian Open, Wimbledon and Roland-Garros. It will provide extensive coverage of the tournament through its free-to-view channels Channel Nine, 9Go and 9GEM, its on-demand service 9Now and its OTT platform Stan. One of Australia’s largest media groups, Channel Nine is, as of this year, an exclusive Roland-Garros broadcaster. The Parisian Grand Slam has also signed several new broadcast agreements, with Australia, Brazil and the USA to the fore. This year’s tournament will also receive extensive global TV coverage, going out on more than 170 channels in 222 countries and territories. Both broadcasters will show the tournament semi-finals and finals. The main match of the night sessions will begin at 21:00 CET through to Tuesday 8 June and at 20:00 CET on Wednesday 9 June. Tennis fans will also be able to follow the qualifying competition, which runs from 24 to 28 May, on and the France TV Sport app.įor its part, Amazon Prime Video, which is showing the tournament for the first time, will provide exclusive coverage of the ten night sessions, scheduled for Monday 31 May to Wednesday 9 June, and every match on Court Simonne-Mathieu.
From 30 May, the France Télévisions Group will show 11 hours of tennis a day on its France 2, France 3 and France 4 channels and its online platform, bringing even more live coverage to its viewers this year. A long-standing partner of Roland-Garros, France Télévisions will show every match at the Parisian Grand Slam tournament with the exception of night session matches on Court Philippe-Chatrier and matches played on Court Simonne-Mathieu. In France : France Télévisions & Amazon Primeįrance Télévisions and Amazon Prime Video will be offering maximum coverage of the tournament in France.
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