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Australia’s Davis Cup campaign continues as they travel to Belgium for a semi-final. The tie, played over three days, starts on Friday, September 15 at 10pm (AEST) and this is The Roar’s ultimate guide to live streaming all five matches online and watching them on TV.
Australia have had a wonderful start to their campaign in 2017, defeating the Czech Republic 4-1 and United States of America 3-1 (3-2 after Australia lost the dead rubber) on home soil in the first round and quarter-final respectively.
Playing away from home, in Belgium and on clay courts will be a different story for Lleyton Hewitt’s team though.
The Belgian’s also made a strong start, beating Germany 4-1, before only just getting past Italy in the quarter-final stage.
In Australia, the complete tie will be available on free-to-air TV through the Seven Network. Their coverage will commence at the scheduled start time for each day’s play on Seven Two – found on Channel 72.
They will end their coverage shortly after the completion of each day’s play – being two singles matches on Friday and Sunday, and doubles on Saturday.
You will be able to use Channel Seven’s streaming services to watch every match of the tie online, on any device you may own.
If you are using a desktop to stream the action, then the best way to get live tennis action will be through 7Live, which allows you to stream Channel 7 and their network live.
Meanwhile, those looking to stream on mobile can be streamed through either the Plus7 app, or the 7 Tennis Application, both of which can be downloaded from the Apple app store or the Google Play store.
Start time: 10pm (Friday and Sunday), 11pm (Saturday)
Venue: Palais 12, Brussels, Belgium
Surface: Red Clay, indoor
TV: Live, Seven Two
Online: Live, Plus Seven and Seven Tennis App
Betting: Australia $1.65, Belgium $2.70
Overall record: Played 4, Belgium 2, Australia 2
Belgium
Ruben Bemelmans, Steve Darcis, Arthur De Greef, David Goffin
Coach: Johan Van Herck
Australia
Nick Kyrgios, John Millman, John Peers, Jordan Thompson
Coach: Lleyton Hewitt
Friday 10pm (AEST)
Singles – rubber 1: David Goffin (Bel) vs John Millman (Aus)
Followed by
Singles – rubber 2: Steve Darcis (Bel) vs Nick Kyrgios (Aus) – approx. midnight
Saturday 11pm (AEST)
Doubles – rubber 3: Ruben Bemelmans and Arthur De Greef (Bel) vs John Peers and Jordan Thompson (Aus)
Sunday 10pm (AEST)
Singles – rubber 4: David Goffin (Bel) vs Nick Kyrgios (Aus)*
Followed by
Singles – rubber 5: Steve Darcis (Bel) vs John Millman (Aus)* – approx. midnight
* If required
The Roar will also be providing a live blog of each match from the semi-final tie.
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