What Channel is Sky Sports Tennis on?

Sky Sports Tennis launched this Sunday 11 February on Sky Channel 408, however from Tuesday 13 February, the channel moves exclusively to 407

The launch marks a dedicated home for tennis content, available round the clock for fans.

Sky Sports Tennis will deliver an unparalleled tennis viewing experience, boasting over 4,000 live matches from more than 80 tournaments annually on the ATP & WTA Tours. Additionally, viewers can expect comprehensive coverage of the US Open, all exclusively live.

This expansion comes on the heels of Sky’s acquisition of the US Open, ATP, and WTA Tour rights last year, further enriching Sky’s extensive lineup of dedicated sports channels, providing enhanced value for customers.

Sky Sports Tennis will be accessible to Sky Sports customers with Complete, Action, and Arena packages. Viewers will enjoy the flexibility of accessing multiple live court streams simultaneously via the mobile app, Sky TV app, or red button, as well as on NOW Bonus Streams, granting access to a wider array of live matches.

The inaugural week of programming will feature live coverage from the Hologic WTA Tour tournament in Doha, showcasing top players such as Coco Gauff, Ons Jabeur, Aryna Sabalenka, Naomi Osaka, and Iga Swiatek. The action continues with the ATP Tour from Rotterdam, followed by an impressive lineup featuring Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, Andrey Rublev, and Daniil Medvedev gracing the courts in Doha from February 19 onwards.

Sky Sports Managing Director, Jonathan Licht, expressed excitement about the launch, highlighting Sky Sports Tennis as a new destination for tennis enthusiasts, offering easy access to watch the world’s best players year-round.

In addition to live coverage, Sky Sports Tennis will feature expert analysis from former top British players Tim Henman and Laura Robson, presented by Gigi Salmon, with commentary by Jonathan Overend.

Sky Sports Tennis will not only serve as a hub for live coverage but will also offer additional programming including interviews, behind-the-scenes access, and expert insights on major matches and moments throughout the year.

How to watch Sky Sports Tennis

Non-Sky subscribers can access live matches via a NOW Sports Day or Month Membership through Sky Sports Tennis, Sky Sports Arena, and Sky Sports Mix channels. Select catch-up content will be available on demand.

Sky Sports Tennis will also be accessible on Virgin Media and EE TV, with multiple live court streams available to Virgin Media customers via the Sky Sports mobile app and red button, and on EE TV as NOW Bonus Streams.

For further updates, news, and results, fans can follow the sport and their favorite players via Sky Sports News, the Sky Sports app, SkySports.com, and Sky Sports social channels.

Words: Simon Baines