US Open 2025: Where to Stream Every Match for Free
The US Open returns to New York in 2025 as the year’s last Grand Slam. It’s the final big tournament of the season, so expect some great match-ups between the top seeds and the up-and-comers. Whether you’re a die-hard fan who wants to see every point or just someone tuning in for the big matches, you need to know where to watch. Here’s a guide to live streams around the world.
ESPN is the US Open’s home broadcaster in the U.S., airing matches across its networks and ABC. The new ESPN streaming lineup has two tiers: ESPN Select ($12/month) and ESPN Unlimited ($30/month). Both cover the US Open, but Unlimited gives you more live access across the main channels.
DirecTV MySports is a month-to-month live TV service with 20+ sports channels, including access to the ESPN app. It normally costs about $70/month, but new subscribers often get deals like $10 off the first two months and a short free trial.
Fubo is a sports-focused live TV service that carries ABC and ESPN, and it gives you access to the ESPN app. The Pro plan starts around $85/month (regional sports fees may add extra). New users can usually get a five-day free trial and introductory discounts like $30 off the first month.
Sky has live rights in the UK and will show the US Open across its sports channels. Prices depend on the package and contract length; the cheapest Sky packages with Sky Sports start at about £35/month.
Channel 9’s streaming platform 9Now offers free live coverage of many key US Open sessions, including the men’s and women’s finals. You just need to create or sign into a 9Now account, and the service itself is free.
