Where to Watch the 2026 US Open: Times, TV, and Title Favorites in New York
We explain in detail everything you need to know to watch the US Open 2026 live in Spain and Latin America, delving into practical aspects so you don’t miss the most interesting moments.
The US Open 2026 will take place from August 30 to September 13 (from August 25 if we include mixed doubles) and will provide weeks full of excitement for all tennis lovers. To help you organize your schedule and enjoy the best of the fourth Grand Slam of the year, we’ll tell you how, when, and where to watch the US Open 2026 live in Flushing Meadows. The whole world is already looking at New York.
You will be able to watch the US Open 2026 live thanks to the streaming service offered by Bet365. You only need to open an account and make a minimum first deposit of €5. From that moment on, you will have immediate access to all matches in the "Live" section, without needing to place a bet. Additionally, you can watch it from any device.
The moment of truth has arrived, the last major event of the year concerning Grand Slam tournaments, and it comes with many incentives to enjoy and mysteries to solve. There is great interest in assessing the competitive return of Carlos Alcaraz and his chances of defending the title in New York, entering the US Open 2026 without having competed beforehand.
The absence of Sinner, the doubts surrounding Djokovic, the aftereffect of Zverev's success, and the emergence of new players in the circuit, such as Jódar, make the event uncertain. The women’s tournament will also have very high expectations, with Aryna Sabalenka trying to escape a crisis that could lead her to lose the number 1 ranking to Elena Rybakina.
Where to watch the US Open 2026 live in Spain
As has been the case since they acquired the rights to the US Grand Slam a few years ago, Movistar+ will be the platform responsible for providing extensive coverage of the US Open 2026, making tennis the neuralgic center of its programming and giving the king of racket sports a prominent place.
The channels #Vamos and dial 7, available to customers with the basic package, will broadcast the most important matches of each day, bringing tennis closer to an increasing number of fans and allowing the tournament to be followed at a low cost.
In addition, up to ten channels will be made available with coverage from all competition courts for all customers who have subscribed to the Sports+ package, where interviews and pre-match and analysis programs will also be shown. In the first week of the tournament, with many interesting matches played simultaneously, this media deployment will be very valuable for fans.
Movistar+ and the value of its app to follow the US Open 2026
If there is something fundamental in today's times, it is having a powerful app that allows you to watch tennis live and on-demand from any device. That is what Movistar+ offers with its app, which provides access to the live feed of all the channels on the platform and allows you to enjoy matches on delay, as well as see summaries of about ten minutes of the best moments of each important match.
All programs related to the tournament will also be available, and it will be possible to watch the US Open 2026 from any device, whether it’s a tablet, a television that doesn’t have the decoder, or a mobile phone. Many will enjoy the US Open 2026 with a dual screen, given the real possibility that several stars will coincide in time competing in their matches.
#Ellas will once again support women's tennis
The competitive strength of the WTA circuit is currently at a peak, and Movistar+ is aware of this, understanding that dedicating a channel exclusively to the women's tournament is very important and can captivate many fans, as well as ensure the enjoyment of thrilling events such as watching Serena Williams compete for the title and the number 1 spot, with Aryna Sabalenka as a protagonist, or what our players, led by Paula Badosa, can achieve.
The #Ellas channel can be seen on dial 53 of Movistar+ and will feature the best matches of each day of the women's event at the US Open 2026.
Where to watch the US Open 2026 in Latin America
Tennis lovers in Latin America will be able to watch the US Open 2026 live via ESPN and Disney+, platforms that will provide comprehensive coverage of the competition. In addition to the most important matches of each day, there will be analysis programs, complete post-match shows, and interviews with the most interesting protagonists for the Latin American audience. These contents will also be available on the official app of both channels, which provides flexibility for fans and can attract younger viewers.
Schedules for the US Open 2026
We will soon prepare a complete article with the entire calendar and schedules for the US Open 2026, but it is worth noting that each day will start at 11:00 local time, which means 5:00 PM in Spain. There will be a night session at the Arthur Ashe Stadium and Louis Armstrong Stadium, which will start at 7:00 PM local time, translating to 1:00 AM in Spain, consisting of two matches on each court.
It won't be until the semifinals that the schedules change and players located in opposite parts of the draw compete on the same day. Thus, on Thursday, September 10, the women’s semifinals will take place in a night session starting at 1:00 AM in Spain, while the men’s semifinals will be on Friday, September 11, starting at 9:00 PM in Spain, with the first semifinal, and the second no earlier than 1:00 AM.
The women's final will be on Saturday, September 12, at 10:00 PM in Spain, which is 4:00 PM in New York, while the men's final will be played on Sunday, September 13, starting at 8:00 PM in Spain, which corresponds to 2:00 PM in Flushing Meadows.
Who are the players to watch at the US Open 2026
It goes without saying that the biggest focus of attention in tennis, not only Spanish but worldwide, will be on the performance of Carlos Alcaraz after such a long time out of the courts due to injury. Sinner's absence may slightly ease the path for dreaming of a mythical title for the Murcian, whose main competitors will be Novak Djokovic and Alexander Zverev, at least by name and ranking.
And none of them seems to be arriving in great shape. This opens the range of candidates for surprises, with Ben Shelton and Arthur Fils as references for having emerged victorious in the Masters 1000 of the North American tour, but also Rafael Jódar as a potential big revelation.
Regarding the women’s tournament, a fierce battle is expected between Aryna Sabalenka and her own demons as she tries to regain her best version and stay as the number 1 player in the world, which could fall to Elena Rybakina. It will be very interesting to see what Iga Swiatek is capable of, as well as a Cori Gauff arriving from Cincinnati brimming with confidence. An important mention is also the possibility of seeing Serena Williams competing in a US Open 2026 that promises to be thrilling.
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