How and where to watch Roland-Garros 2025?

France: France Télévisions and Prime Video

From the comfort of their TV screens, viewers in France won't miss a moment of the action produced by the world's greatest tennis players over the three weeks of competition.

And this year, the coverage is particularly clear and good. The Opening Week and all the days’ matches (up to and including the quarterfinals) will be broadcast exclusively on France Télévisions. During the qualifying rounds, France 4 will be broadcasting live every day - except for Wednesday 21 May - the match scheduled for 1:30pm on Suzanne-Lenglen court. A "Roland-Garros" digital channel will also be launched to cover the tournament.

For its part, Prime Video will be offering subscribers its feature match during its coverage of 11 night sessions (including two quarter-finals). The semi-finals and finals will be co-broadcast by the two French broadcasters.

International: a new exclusive tournament broadcaster in USA

Outside of France, the second Major of the year will continue to be broadcast around the world, including in more than 50 territories in Europe via Eurosport, in China on CCTV and iQiYi, in Latin America on ESPN, in Japan on Wowow and in Australia on Nine and Stan Sport.

But the big new feature concerns the United States, as Warner Bros.Discovery will be broadcasting Roland-Garros for the next 10 editions of the tournament (2025 to 2034)! All the group's channels and platforms will offer extensive coverage of the tournament, including the day’s best matches on TNT Sports, full coverage on Max, a daily multiplex on TruTV, and dedicated content for digital platforms Bleacher Report and House of Highlights. Additionally, Warner Bros. Discovery will have three TV studios at Roland-Garros, one of which will be located in the heart of the stadium in the Jardin des Mousquetaires!