How to Watch Alexandra Eala at the Australian Open 2026

The 2026 Australian Open is just around the corner, and Filipino tennis fans around the world are buzzing about Alexandra “Alex” Eala’s chances in Melbourne. If you’re planning to follow every serve, rally, and potential upset, here’s your complete guide to how to watch Eala live at the first Grand Slam of the year.

📅 When & Where

The Australian Open takes place at Melbourne Park from January 18 to February 1, 2026. Matches begin daily in the Australian summer, with early rounds starting on January 18.

📺 TV & Streaming Options (Global)

United States:

ESPN and ESPN2 will broadcast matches live on TV.
Streaming (live and on-demand) is available through ESPN+ and the ESPN app. Coverage includes matches from all courts, so you can follow every point by your favorite players, including Eala.

Australia:

Fans in Australia can watch free coverage on Channel 9 and online via 9Now — perfect for catching Eala in action without a subscription.

Sub-Saharan Africa:

SuperSport, available via DStv and the DStv App, will show live AO matches, including Eala’s, on SuperSport Tennis and Grandstand channels.

Europe:

Eurosport 1 & 2 will carry live AO coverage across much of Europe. Streaming may also be available via the Eurosport Player and partners like DAZN in selected countries.

UK & Ireland:

Viewers can follow the tournament via TNT Sports and Discovery+, with full draws and key matches streamed live.

📱 How to Stream From Anywhere

If you’re outside your home region or traveling:

Some platforms like 9Now (Australia) offer free live streaming, though they may be geo-restricted. Fans use official helpers like VPNs to watch from abroad — but always check terms and local laws first.

📣 Final Tips

Set alerts on your TV or streaming app for “Alexandra Eala” so you don’t miss her matches.
Follow official AO social accounts for court assignments, start times, and live highlights as the draw unfolds.

No matter where you are, there’s a way to cheer on Alex Eala as she battles the world’s best in Melbourne — and hopefully, makes Filipino hearts swell with every match. 🎾