Where to watch the 2025 Italian Open matches

The 2025 Italian Open, or Internazionali BNL d’Italia as it’s called officially, just started and runs through May 18th at Rome’s Foro Italico, serving as the final ATP/WTA 1000 clay event before Roland Garros. But where to watch the tournament on TV or streaming platforms? Below is a small guide with tips of where to watch the Rome Masters 2025 across several countries and regions.

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United States

• TV: Tennis Channel broadcasts all matches live, starting May 6th.
• Streaming:
  • Tennis Channel Plus: Offers live and on-demand coverage, including multicourt access. Combines 24/7 cable broadcasts with exclusive streams.
  • Sling TV: Add Tennis Channel via the Sports Extra package on top of a base plan. New users may get first-month discounts.
  • Fubo: Includes Tennis Channel in all tiers, with a seven-day free trial.
  • DirecTV Stream: Access Tennis Channel in the Choice package.
  • Tennis TV (ATP matches): Streams men’s matches
  • WTA TV (WTA matches): Streams women’s matches

United Kingdom

• TV: Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports Main Event air live coverage daily from around 10:00 AM BST.
• Streaming:
  • Sky Go: Free for Sky Sports subscribers, streams on smartphones, tablets, and computers.
  • NOW TV: Offers a Sports Membership for non-Sky users, covering all matches.

Note: UK fans abroad can use a VPN like NordVPN to access Sky Sports or NOW TV by appearing to be in the UK, subject to service terms.

Italy

• TV: Rai 2 broadcasts some of the men’s matches, the women’s final and the doubles final for free. Sky Sports Tennis provides full coverage for subscribers.
• Streaming:
  • Rai Play: Free streaming of Rai 2’s selected matches, including the women’s final on May 17 and men’s final on May 18.
  • Sky Go: Free for Sky Sports subscribers, covering all matches.
  • Tennis TV (ATP): Streams men’s matches
  • WTA TV (WTA): Streams women’s matches
• Rai’s free coverage is limited, so Sky or streaming services are ideal for full access.

Australia

• TV: beIN Sports will broadcast the tournament live, starting May 6.
• Streaming:
  • beIN Sports Connect: Streams all matches with potential free trials for new users (verify with beIN Sports Australia).
  • Tennis TV (ATP): Men’s matches
  • WTA TV (WTA): Women’s matches

Canada

• TV: TSN will cover the tournament live.
• Streaming:
  • TSN+: Streams matches for a low price, often included with TSN cable subscriptions.
  • Tennis TV (ATP): Men’s matches
  • WTA TV (WTA): Women’s matches

Europe (Not all Countries)

• TV: Eurosport will broadcast in countries like France, Germany, Spain and Holland. Check local listings for channels in other countries. TSN Sports will offer many matches for subscribers in select European countries.
• Streaming:
  • Tennis TV (ATP): Men’s matches
  • WTA TV (WTA): Women’s matches
• Note: Local broadcasters like SuperTennis in Italy may offer select matches. Make sure to verify with regional providers.

Other Regions

• Latin America: ESPN International covers the tournament in countries like Brazil, Mexico and Argentina. Check ESPN’s local schedules.
• Asia: Broadcasters vary (e.g., Sony Sports in India). Tennis TV and WTA TV are widely available for streaming.
• Note: Some regions may require a VPN to access Tennis TV or WTA TV if geo-restricted. As always, check service terms.

Other Tips for Watching the Rome Masters

• VPN Use: If traveling, a good VPN service can help access home-country streams (ex Sky Sports for UK viewers abroad), but verify legality and terms of service in your location.
• Official App: Download the official Italian Open app for live scores, schedules and match updates, available on iOS and Android.
• Betting Platforms: Betting sites like bet365 stream ATP and WTA matches live with a funded account ($10 minimum deposit) in select regions (I think UK and Australia at least). For this your need to check availability and local regulations but it’s worth looking into.

Tennis TV and WTA TV are the best bets for most fans wanting every match, with multi-court coverage and replays. For moer budget versions, free trials in the U.S. or Rai Play in Italy can offer great value, but you’ll need to plan around limited match selections. Sky Sports UK coverage is worth the cost for real fans.

Let us know in the comments where you are watching the Italian Open, or if any above info is not correct.