5pm sharp, for once
Felix Auger-Aliassime opens the day on Louis Armstrong. 11am in New York, 5pm in France, Thursday 3 September. The first match of a session is the only one all day that starts when the schedule says it does, so there is no guessing involved here.
Getting this far cost him more than he would have liked. Rinky Hijikata dragged him to four sets in round one. Waiting now is Karen Khachanov, ranked 50th, a man who made the semi-finals at this tournament in 2022 and has spent 2026 losing more than he wins. They have met four times and split them two apiece. The Canadian, for his part, reached the last four here a year ago and has strung together back-to-back Grand Slam quarter-finals.
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Eurosport owns it, and there is no free-to-air escape hatch
Exclusive rights in France, no terrestrial window, nothing on the open channels. During the day the tournament runs several courts at once, so Eurosport 1 and Eurosport 2 take the headline acts while the Eurosport 360 feeds mop up the rest. A 5pm Louis Armstrong match can easily end up on one of those if Arthur Ashe has claimed the main slot. Streaming comes down to two doors: HBO Max with the Sport add-on, or the CANAL+ platform if you are an eligible subscriber.
Schedule subject to change by the tournament organisers or the broadcaster.
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