By Britwatch Team
- Men’s top seeds: Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, Daniil Medvedev, Jannik Sinner
- Women’s top seeds: Iga Swiatek, Aryna Sabalenka, Elena Rybakina, Coco Gauff
- 2023 champions: Novak Djokovic (defending), Aryna Sabalenka (defending)
- Main draw British Interest: Cameron Norrie, Dan Evans, Andy Murray, Jack Draper, Katie Boulter, Jodie Burrage, Emma Raducanu
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – Everything you need to know about the Australian Open 2024, from seeds, prediction polls, plus the daily order of play, full results and more.
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When does Australian Open 2024 take place?
The Australian Open takes place this year between 14-28 January in Melbourne, Australia. The Women’s final will be on Saturday 27 January and the Men’s Final on Sunday 28 January.
What is the provisional schedule of the Australian Open 2024
| 14 January | Men’s R1
Women’s R1 |
| 15 January | Men’s R1
Women’s R1 |
| 16 January | Men’s R1
Women’s R1 |
| 17 January | Men’s R2
Women’s R2 |
| 18 January | Men’s R2
Women’s R2 |
| 19 January | Men’s R3
Women’s R3 |
| 20 January | Men’s R3
Women’s R3 |
| 21 January | Men’s R4
Women’s R4 |
| 22 January | Men’s R4
Women’s R4 |
| 23 January | Men’s Quarter-finals
Women’s Quarter-finals |
| 24 January | Men’s Quarter-finals
Women’s Quarter-finals |
| 25 January | Women’s Semi-finals |
| 26 January | Men’s Semi-finals |
| 27 January | Women’s Singles Final
Men’s Doubles Final Junior Boys’ Singles Final Junior Girls’ Singles Final Men’s Wheelchair Singles Final Women’s Wheelchair Singles Final Quad Wheelchair Singles Final |
| 28 January | Men’s Singles Final
Women’s Doubles Final |
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Australian Open Daily Schedule, Draws & Results
| AUSTRALIAN OPEN | |
| MEN | WOMEN |
| Singles | Singles |
| Doubles | Doubles |
| Qualifying | Qualifying |
| Mixed Doubles | |
| Juniors | |
| Singles | Singles |
| Doubles | Doubles |
| Wheelchair Tennis | |
| Singles | Singles |
| Doubles | Doubles |
| Quad Singles | Quad Doubles |
| Official Website | AO 2024 MQS Final |
How to Watch Australian Open 2024
In the UK, Eurosport/Discovery+ have the rights to broadcast all the action from the Australian Open. You will need a satellite subscription to Eurosport/Discovery+ to watch it on TV, and all courts will be available on Eurosport/Discovery+ Player (which also requires a subscription).
You can add Discovery+ to your Amazon Prime Video package – if you do not already have Eurosport Player.
How to Watch/Follow the Australian Open
| TV | Discovery+, Eurosport
BBC Radio 5 Live Extra |
| Live Stream | Discovery+ Add-on via Amazon Prime
Sign up for 30 day free trial of Prime Video and a 7-day free trial of Discovery+ Player
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Who are the Australian Open defending champions?
Novak Djokovic had a point to prove last year, having been unceremoniously deported in 2022 for not having been vaccinated against Covid. After an emotional win, he would continue his year with three out of the four Slams, only being beaten at Wimbledon by Carlos Alcaraz. He is tied with Margaret Court on 24 Slam titles.
Aryna Sabalenka achieved her dream of winning a Grand Slam title and now returns to defend. She will not be the only former champion in Melbourne, with the return of both Naomi Osaka and Angelique Kerber after the birth of their first children.
READ MORE | Australian Open 2024 | Men’s Draw Preview
READ MORE | Australian Open 2024 | Women’s Draw Preview
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