Watch Roland-Garros 2026: TV, Streaming, and Free Options

Are you ready for Roland-Garros 2026? This year’s event promises to be bigger and better than ever before, with more than 170 channels and digital platforms broadcasting across 220 territories worldwide. In 2025, the tournament reached a whopping 324 million viewers, and this year’s edition is set to surpass that with new production tools and enhanced coverage.

Over three weeks, around 750 people will come together to produce nearly 900 matches across the 16 courts at Stade Roland-Garros. With so much action happening, you might be wondering where you can catch all the excitement.

In France, you have a couple of great options for watching Roland-Garros. France Télévisions will be broadcasting the Opening Week and day-session matches through the quarter-finals. If you’re looking for the night sessions, you can tune into Prime Video, which will exclusively carry those matches. And for the semi-finals and finals, you can catch those on both France Télévisions and Prime Video.

If you love behind-the-scenes content, the French Tennis Federation has got you covered with a documentary series called Roland-Garros Entre les lignes, which will air on France Télévisions. There’s also a documentary focused on the 2025 men’s final that promises to be a must-watch for tennis fans.

But what if you’re not in France? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. In Australia, the Nine Network is your go-to for watching Roland-Garros for free. In the US, Warner Bros. Discovery is bringing you the most comprehensive coverage ever, with TNT Sports airing the best matches and Max streaming every single match.

For viewers in the UK and Ireland, TNT Sports is the exclusive broadcaster with streaming on discovery+. And in Europe, Eurosport has you covered across more than 50 territories.

With so many options available worldwide, including in Canada, South America, and Asia, there’s no excuse to miss out on the action. Plus, with dedicated social media content and highlights available, you can stay up to date on all things Roland-Garros.

For a complete list of broadcasters by country, head to the official Roland-Garros website. And remember, whether you’re watching on TV, streaming, or following along on social media, Roland-Garros 2026 promises to be an event you won’t want to miss.