The 2026 Davis Cup is back this weekend with Qualifiers and World Group action from September 18-20. Tennis fans can watch the matches through a mix of television networks, streaming services, and the official Davis Cup website depending on where they live.The games are broadcast worldwide, and the matches are interesting because of the high stakes involved.AdvertisementWith countries like the United States, Great Britain, India, Australia, and Canada involved, the broadcast coverage changes across areas. The official Davis Cup "Where to Watch" guide has confirmed the TV partners for this weekend's matches.Where To Watch Davis Cup Matches In The USA, UK & India?USA: Tennis Channel — all Qualifier tiesGreat Britain: Tennis Channel and BBC — all Qualifier tiesIndia: Veto — all Qualifier tiesCanada: TVA and TSN — Canada vs. FranceAustralia: beIN Sports and Channel Nine — all Qualifier ties, plus Australia vs. PolandSpain: Movistar — all Qualifier tiesGermany: Tennis Channel — all Qualifier tiesItaly: SuperTennis — all Qualifier tiesFrance: Coverage availability varies by tie and local providerJapan: U-Next — New Zealand vs. JapanSouth Korea: SkyK — South Korea vs. IndiaBrazil: DirecTV and Caze TV — all Qualifier tiesArgentina: DirecTV and TyC — all Qualifier ties, plus Argentina vs. TürkiyeSouth Africa: Discover Sport — South Africa vs. Bosnia and HerzegovinaNew Zealand: Sky NZ — New Zealand vs. JapanPortugal: Sport TV — Czechia vs. USA and Canada vs. FranceSingapore: StarHub — selected Qualifier tiesMENA region: beIN — all Qualifier tiesHow To Stream Davis Cup Matches Online?For fans whose countries are not on the official broadcaster list, DavisCup.com and the World Cup of Tennis app provide live coverage of other World Group I and World Group II matches. The official Davis Cup website says that viewers in these countries can watch live and for free through its platforms.AdvertisementThe World Cup of Tennis app also offers scores, match statistics, point-by-point updates, selected live streams, highlights, and video-on-demand content.The weekend schedule includes matches such as Czechia vs. USA, Canada vs. France, Great Britain vs. Ecuador, Korea vs. India, and Chile vs. Spain. Some are on September 18-19 while others are on September 19-20 depending on the match.For fans following the United States, the USA plays Czechia on September 18-19 in Prague, while Great Britain hosts Ecuador at London's Copper Box Arena. India travels to Seoul to face South Korea during the weekend.AdvertisementMore Tennis NewsSerena Williams' Ex-Coach Sounds off on Aryna Sabalenka's Anger – "She Loses Her Tennis"Davis Cup Qualification Explained: What Happens If USA Win, Draw or Lose vs. Czech Republic?Taylor Fritz Sends Strong Message to Influencers After US Open Controversy: 'Know How to Behave'Davis Cup Rules Explained: Format, Schedule, Date, Time & Everything You Need to Know
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