Men's French Open Final LIVE - Zverev vs Cobolli free streams, build-up
Who will become Roland-Garros champion?
The 2026 French Open final is here as Alexander Zverev takes on Flavio Cobolli.
The big guns may be out, but no.3 seed Zverev has made it to the final and could finally achieve that maiden grand slam. His opponent: Cobolli, is also a eyeing a maiden Major win.
Stay up to date with all the action right here, with live updates and free streams as we bring you coverage of the men's French Open final.
French Open Final: The Essentials
- Date: 7 June 2026
- Kick-Off: 2pm BST / 9am ET / 11pm AEST
- Free Streams: 9Now (Australia) / France TV (France)
- UK Stream: TNT Sports / HBO Max
- US Stream: TNT / TruTV / HBO Max
- Unlock your free streams with NordVPN (75% off + 3 months free)
One hour until the match!
One hour until the biggest annual tennis match in France.
Zverev and Cobolli, two very close friends, will soon become two very formidable opponents to the other in a match which will make a chance from the classic Sinner v Alcaraz combo that's dominated the major Grand Slams for the last few years.
We'll let you know the favourite, the stats and everything else you need to know in the build up right here.
How to watch the French Open final
If you're in Australia or France, you're in luck!
Down under have got a free stream on Australia's 9Now and if you're in France the imaginatively titled France TV will also be showing free coverage of the final.
For those based in the US and UK, TNT Sports / HBO Max have a monopoly on the match so you'll have to fork out for a subscription...
However, you can unlock these free streams with NordVPN (75% off + 3 months free)
An unpredictable final in an unpredictable French Open
Heat exhaustion. Multiple walkovers. Big players eliminated early on. A virus wiping out a semifinalist. This French Open has been full of drama on and off court.
With very few high seeded players left in the tournament by the quarterfinals alone, there's been very little data to actually predict how these underdogs would play on the world stage.
However, we've been treated to some new names and some that haven't been able to shine as much, and Zverev and Cobolli are two of those.
We'll let you know more about these players, the journey on how they got here, the tournament information today and how to watch the whole thing.
Stay with us as our coverage starts now and all throughout the game, due to start at 2pm GMT!
