How to Watch the 2026 US Open Men's Semifinals and Women's Doubles Final Live for Free

Jason Cohen· Sep 11, 2026 · 1:10 PM UTC ·6 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 8 views

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The 2026 US Open features high-profile matches including the Women's Doubles final and Men's Singles semifinals involving top-ranked players. Viewers in the United States can access the tournament through various streaming services like DirecTV, FuboTV, or YouTube TV, some of which offer free trials. Alternatively, the event is available for free on the Australian platform 9Now, which can be accessed from other regions using a VPN service.

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▪The Women's Doubles final pits Katerina Siniakova and Taylor Townsend against Ashlyn Krueger and Robin Montgomery.
▪Men's Singles semifinals will see No. 1 ranked Alexander Zverev play Karen Khachanov and Ben Shelton face Frances Tiafoe.
▪ESPN is the exclusive broadcaster for the US Open, with matches also airing on ABC and the ESPN app.
▪Streaming options in the US include DirecTV, FuboTV, Sling, and YouTube TV, with prices ranging from $19.99 to $65.99 per month.
▪The tournament is streamed for free on 9Now in Australia, a service accessible internationally via VPN connection.

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How to watch for free: The US Open will stream for free on 9Now. You can use a VPN like ExpressVPN, our pick for location spoofing, to connect to a server in Australia and catch the action for free. In the US, you may be able to watch for free with a streaming trial from DirecTV, FuboTV, or YouTube TV.The US Open is hurtling toward an exciting conclusion, and we've got some big matches ahead. The Women's Doubles final will see Katerina Siniakova and Taylor Townsend vs. Ashlyn Krueger and Robin Montgomery. No. 1 ranked Alexander Zverev will face Karen Khachanov and Ben Shelton will take on Frances Tiafoe in the semifinals.Don't miss a minute of today's action.

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