
The French Open is the second Grand Slam of the year, featuring top tennis stars such as Novak Djokovic, Aryna Sabalenka, Carlos Alcaraz, and Iga Swiatek, who are all expected to compete in the singles tournament in 2025.
Discover who holds the Ireland/UK TV rights for the 2025 French Open and learn how to watch live coverage of the tournament at Roland Garros.
2025 French Open TV Coverage (Ireland and the UK)
In June 2021, The French Tennis Federation announced that Eurosport (Discovery+) had won exclusive TV rights to broadcast the French Open across Europe starting in 2022 and running until 2026.
This means that if you want to stream the matches live at Roland Garros in 2025 then you are going to need to be a Discovery+ subscriber (Entertainment and Sports Package).
It currently costs €/£6.99 per month to sign up for the Entertainment and Sport package which will include access to live TV coverage of the 2025 tournament at Roland Garros.
You also have the option of signing up for a year for £59.99 for the first year if you are from the UK and for €69.99 per year if you are from Ireland.
If you only want to watch tennis on Discovery+, then the cheapest option probably is to sign up for a month at a time whenever there is a big tournament that Discovery+ has the streaming rights to e.g. 2025 Australian Open.
Eurosport’s TV Coverage of the tournament is also available to subscribers of BT TV, Sky, and Virgin Media.
French Open TV Schedule 2025 – (Eurosport/Discovery+)
Coverage of the 2025 French Open will start on Sunday, the 25th of May 2025, with the women’s singles final being played on Saturday, the 7th of June 2025, and the men’s singles final being played on Sunday, the 8th of June 2025.
Schedule | Date | Round |
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Day 1 – Sunday | 25th of May 2025 | 1st |
Day 2 – Monday | 26th of May 2025 | 1st |
Day 3 – Tuesday | 27th of May 2025 | 1st |
Day 4 – Wednesday | 28th of May 2025 | 2nd |
Day 5 – Thursday | 29th of May 2025 | 2nd |
Day 6 – Friday | 30th of May 2025 | 3rd |
Day 7 – Saturday | 31st of June 2025 | 3rd |
Day 8 – Sunday | 1st of June 2025 | 4th |
Day 9 – Monday | 2nd of June 2025 | 4th |
Day 10 – Tuesday | 3rd of June 2025 | Quarterfinals |
Day 11 – Wednesday | 4th of June 2025 | Quarterfinals |
Day 12 – Thursday | 5th of June 2025 | WTA Semifinals |
Day 13 – Friday | 6th of June 2025 | ATP semifinals |
Day 14 – Saturday | 7th of June 2025 | WTA final |
Day 15 – Sunday | 8th of June 2025 | ATP final |
The official Discovery+/Eurosport’s Live schedule for the 2025 tournament will be available to view online closer to the start of the tournament.
FAQ
What Presenters will be on Eurosport’s coverage of the 2025 tournament at Roland Garros?
Eurosport’s coverage of the 2025 tournament is expected to be led by Mats Wilander, Tim Henman, and Barbara Schett-Eagle.
Will qualifying be streamed on Discovery+/Eurosport?
Qualifying for the 2025 Roland Garros tennis tournament (20th to the 24th of May 2025) is expected to be streamed live on Discovery+/Eurosport, as it was in previous years.
What commentators will be on Eurosport’s coverage of the 2025 French Open?
A full list of commentators hasn’t been confirmed yet, but the likes of Paul Hand, Miles Maclagan, Marion Bartoli, John McEnroe, David Mercer, Arvind Parmer, Simon Reed, Greg Rusedski, Matt Smith, Richard Vaughan, Virginia Wade, Catherine Whitaker, Boris Becker, Chris Bowers, Chris Bradnam, Naomi Broady, Andrew Castle, Pat Cash, Matt Chilton, Kim Clijsters, Annabel Croft, Jo Durie, Laura Robson, and Adam Fielder have all provided commentary for Eurosport in the past.
Is the Eurosport Player included in a Discovery+ subscription?
Subscribers to the Entertainment and Sports Package on Discovery+ will get access to everything on the Eurosport Player.
Is Eurosport on BT TV?
Yes, it is included in BT TV’s Big Sport and VIP packages on TV channels 412 (435 HD) and 413 (436 HD) on your BT TV box.
Is Eurosport on Now TV?
No, it is not currently available through the Now TV sports pass.
Source: https://toomanyrackets.com/how-to-watch-the-french-open-in-ireland-uk/