Madrid Open Live on Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports+
Tennis fans can watch the Madrid Open live on Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports+, with coverage including live matches, highlights, and expert analysis. The tournament, held annually in Madrid, Spain, features top players from the ATP and WTA Tours competing on clay courts.
Sky Sports provides comprehensive coverage of the Madrid Open as part of its extensive tennis broadcasting portfolio, which includes live ATP and WTA Tour events, the US Open, and other major tournaments. Subscribers can access live streams via the Sky Sports app, Sky Move, or on Sky Glass and Sky Stream devices.
The Madrid Open is a prestigious WTA 1000 and ATP Masters 1000 event, drawing the world’s leading players. Recent editions have seen world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka defend her title, while other top contenders such as Iga Świątek and Naomi Osaka have featured prominently.
Viewers can enjoy match highlights, post-match interviews, and in-depth analysis from Sky Sports’ team of tennis experts. The coverage also extends to doubles events and emerging talent, offering a full view of the tournament’s action.
For those without a Sky TV subscription, Sky Sports can be added as a monthly rolling contract or accessed through NOW TV, providing flexible viewing options. The service ensures fans do not miss any of the excitement from the clay courts of Madrid.
With exclusive live rights and multi-platform access, Sky Sports remains a leading destination for tennis enthusiasts seeking to follow the Madrid Open and other global tournaments in real time.
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