Not before 8pm CEST, and that is only a guideline
The round-of-16 clash takes place on Sunday, September 6 at Flushing Meadows. Tommy Paul meets Carlos Alcaraz on Arthur Ashe Stadium. The American has the crowd behind him and gets to play on the surface that suits him best. The reigning champion, meanwhile, has already seen off Wu Yibing and is chasing a place in the quarter-finals.
This one is second on the day session schedule. Sabalenka-Townsend opens proceedings at 5:30pm CEST. Organisers have pencilled in a not-before 8pm start. If the opener runs long, everything gets pushed back: in New York, nothing is ever nailed down. Expect at least two and a half hours of tennis, and a finish well after 11pm if it goes the distance.
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One place to catch the session
Eurosport is showing the US Open in full again this year in France. The broadcaster spreads its matches across its channels from session to session, and a round-of-16 tie involving the defending champion on Ashe gets top billing. For anyone without the channel, HBO Max carries the feed and offers a streaming option. Coverage begins with the start of the day session, several hours before either player steps on court.
Schedule subject to change by the tournament organisers or the broadcaster.
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