It’s New Year and the first official Grand Slam tournament has arrived. While there was a lot of uncertainty about whether this event would happen, things officially started starting on Sunday, February 7. World number 1 Ashe Party and Novak Djokovic finished first. Djokovic is the defending champion in the men’s team, while American Sofia Kenin won the Women’s Cup last year. Kenin is fourth this year, and 2019 US Open champion Bianca Andreescu is due to return after 15 months of absence. Roger Federer has chosen to skip this year’s tournament but Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal are set to play for the time being. Williams withdrew from Friday’s restraint course due to a shoulder injury but is confident she will be fine. Nadal did not play in the ATP Cup for Spain due to back problems. The tournament is also full of young people looking to make 2021 their year. One of the rising stars will be absent when the first round ends as seed 11 Denis Shapovalov and Janik Sener meet in a tussle between shotguns. Here’s the full 2021 Australian Open schedule, including TV coverage distribution and playings for each round. More: Watch the Australian Open live with fuboTV (7-day free trial) Australian Open schedule 2021 The Australian Open 2021 begins Sunday February 7 in North America (Melbourne 16 hours before the East Coast) and ends the weekend on February 3 . 20-21 With the women’s final at midnight on February 20 and the men’s final at midnight on February 21, the following are the details of the men’s and women’s draw matches live. The Australian Open matches can be watched on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN + and the tennis channel with live broadcasts on ESPN.com or on fuboTV, which offers a free seven-day trial. Sporting News is also updating the live Australian Open Scoreboard. In Canada, TSN is the home of the Australian Open with access also on the TSN app and TSN Direct. More: Subscribe to ESPN + and pack with Disney + and HuluDate * Round Time (ET) Sunday, February 7, Round 1 7 PM – 7 AM ESPN, ESPN2 Monday February 8 First Round 6 PM – 7 AM Tennis Channel, ESPN +, ESPN3, ESPN2 Tue Feb 9, Round Two 6 pm – 7 am Tennis Channel, ESPN +, ESPN3, ESPN2 Wed, Feb. 10 Second Round 6 pm – 7 am Tennis Channel, ESPN +, ESPN3, ESPNEWS, ESPN2 Thursday Feb 11 Round 3 6 PM – 7 AM Tennis Channel, ESPN +, ESPN3, ESPN2 Friday February 12, Round Three 6 PM – 7 AM Tennis Channel, ESPN +, ESPN3, ESPN2 Saturday, February 13, Round of 16, 6 PM – 7 AM Tennis Channel , ESPN +, ESPN3, ESPN2, Sunday, February 14th, Round of 16, 6 pm – 7 am Tennis Channel, ESPN +, ESPN3, ESPN2 Mon, February 15 Quarter-finals 6 pm-2 am Tennis Channel, ESPN +, ESPN3, ESPN2 Tuesday February 16 Quarter-finals 6pm – 2am Tennis Channel, ESPN +, ESPN3, ESPN2 Wednesday February 17th Men’s doubles final, Women’s semi-finals 6pm – 2 a.m. Tennis Channel, ESPN2 Thursday February 18 Men’s Semi-finals 3:30 a.m. – 6 a.m. ESPN Women’s doubles final 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. Tennis Channel Friday, February 19 Mixed doubles semi-finals, 12 a.m. Women’s doubles final ESPN + Men’s Semifinals 3:30 AM – 6 AM ESPN Sat, Feb 20, Women’s Final 3:30 AM – 7:30 AM ESPN, Tennis Channel, ESPN + Men’s Double Final 11 PM – 12:30 AM Tennis Channel, ESPN + Sunday, Feb. 21 Men’s Final 3:30 AM – 6:30 AM ESPN * The date is the window start date. Australia Open Today Schedule Men’s Singles Click here or refresh the page if today’s schedule doesn’t appear. Ladies’ singles Click here or refresh the page if today’s match schedule is not shown.
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