Davis Cup: Date, time, live stream, TV channel, teams and schedule as Great Britain take part in Finals
DAVIS CUP has had a complete makeover with the year-long tournament squeezed into just a week. Following International Tennis Federation’s partnership with Kosmos – a group co-founded by Barcelona footballer Gerard Pique – the competition will see 18 nations battle it out for the title. Great Britain earned their place in the tournament thanks to […]
DAVIS CUP has had a complete makeover with the year-long tournament squeezed into just a week.
Following International Tennis Federation’s partnership with Kosmos – a group co-founded by Barcelona footballer Gerard Pique – the competition will see 18 nations battle it out for the title.
Great Britain earned their place in the tournament thanks to a wild card pick, with reigning champions Croatia and the other three 2018 semi-finalists guaranteeing their place.
In previous years, the Davis Cup has seen matches battled out in one of the competing countries – but this time around, Caja Magica, home of the Madrid Open in Spain, will host the Finals.
When is Davis Cup Finals?
The Davis Cup Finals will run from Monday, November 18 to the grand finale on Sunday, November 24.
Teams have been divided into six groups of three, with matches including three ties – two singles and a doubles clash.
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What TV channel is it on and can I live stream it?
UK viewers will be able to watch the majority of the tournament, with Eurosport 1 showing every Great Britain tie.
This is available with this channel available from the Virgin Media Bigger bundle and Sky’s basic package.
You can also live stream via the Eurosport Player from £4.99 a month or £39.99 for the year.
What teams have qualified?
Along with the four semi-finalists from last year, there were two wild card entries permitted.
Beyond that, the remaining 12 nations battled out in a qualifying round to determine who were reach the Finals.
The 18 teams competing are:
- Argentina
- Australia
- Belgium
- Canada
- Chile
- Colombia
- Croatia
- France
- Germany
- Great Britain
- Italy
- Japan
- Kazakhstan
- Netherlands
- Russia
- Serbia
- Spain
- USA
What is the match schedule?
GROUP A
Tuesday, November 19: France vs Japan
Wednesday, November 20: Serbia vs Japan
Thursday, November 21: France vs Serbia
GROUP B
Monday, November 18: Croatia 0-2 Russia
Tuesday, November 19: Spain vs Russia
Wednesday, November 20: Croatia vs Spain
GROUP C
Tuesday, November 19: Argentina vs Chile
Wednesday, November 20: Argentina vs Germany
Thursday, November 21: Germany vs Chile
GROUP D
Monday, November 18: Belgium 2-0 Colombia
Tuesday, November 19: Australia vs Colomobia
Wednesday, November 20: Belgium vs Australia
GROUP E
Tuesday, November 19: Kazakhstan vs Netherlands
Wednesday, November 20: Great Britain vs Netherlands
Thursday, November 21: Great Britain vs Kazakhstan
GROUP F
Monday, November 18: Italy vs Canada
Tuesday, November 19: USA vs Canada
Wednesday, November 20: USA vs Italy
KNOCKOUT STAGES
Thursday, November 21: Quarter-final 2: Winner Group D vs Winner Group F
Friday, November 22: Quarter-final 1: Winner Group A vs Best/Second best runner-up
Friday, November 22: Quarter-final 3: Winner Group E vs Winner Group C
Friday, November 22: Quarter-final 4: Best/Second best runner-up vs Winner Group B
Saturday, November 23: Semi-final 1: Winner QF1 vs Winner QF2
Saturday, November 23: Semi-final 2: Winner QF3 vs Winner QF4
Sunday, November 24: Final: Winner SF1 vs Winner SF2