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Laver Cup 2025 Day 1 Order of Play – All Matches, Times, and Where To Watch

Laver Cup Day One Singles and Doubles Action, Europe vs. World Clash.

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Friday, September 19, marks the highly anticipated start of Laver Cup 2025 at San Francisco’s Chase Center, where six of Europe’s best face six of the world’s finest in a three-day continental showdown. With defending champions Team Europe aiming to extend their 5-2 all-time lead, Day One promises fireworks right from the first serve.

Golden Hour at the Golden Gate.

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— Laver Cup (@LaverCup) September 18, 2025

Team Europe, captained by Yannick Noah, fields Carlos Alcaraz (world No. 1), Alexander Zverev (Olympic gold medalist), Holger Rune, Casper Ruud, Jakub Mensik, and Flavio Cobolli, with Tomas Machac as alternate. Europe blends experience with youthful firepower, featuring debutants Mensik, fresh from his Miami Open Masters 1000 triumph, and Cobolli, eager to make his mark.

Team World, under Andre Agassi, counters with Taylor Fritz (world No. 5), Alex de Minaur (No. 8), Francisco Cerundolo, Joao Fonseca, Alex Michelsen, Reilly Opelka, and alternate Jenson Brooksby. The squad boasts home-court advantage with three Americans in the lineup, while rising talents like Fonseca add unpredictability.

Laver Cup 2025 Day 1 – Schedule & Timings

The entire schedule for Day 1 matches of the Laver Cup 2025 is as follows:

Session	Matches	Time (E.T.)
Day Session	Casper Ruud vs. Reilly Opelka	4:00 pm
Day Session	Jakub Mensik vs. Alex Michelsen	5:10 pm
Night Session	Flavio Cobolli vs. Joao Fonseca	10:00 pm
Night Session	Carlos Alcaraz/Jakub Mensik vs. Taylor Fritz/Alex Michelsen	11:10 pm

Day One action opens with Casper Ruud taking on Reilly Opelka, followed by Jakub Mensik against Alex Michelsen, both singles matches worth one point apiece. The night session ramps up the drama as Flavio Cobolli faces Joao Fonseca in a pivotal singles clash, setting the stage for a notable doubles clash. Europe’s Carlos Alcaraz teams with Jakub Mensik against the American duo Taylor Fritz and Alex Michelsen, a match that could immediately tilt the point balance in this tightly contested event.

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Every point matters from the start. Day One wins are worth one point, and with 12 matches across the weekend, early momentum is crucial. The action-packed schedule, combined with debutants eager to impress and top-ranked stars asserting dominance, makes Friday a must-watch opener.

Where To Watch the Laver Cup 2025?

The entire list about the availability of watching Laver Cup 2025, as per its official website, is as follows:

North America: Tennis Channel, TVA, TSN
Latin America & Caribbean: ESPN, Tennis Channel
Asia-Pacific & Oceania: Qiyi, Great Sport, WOWOW, Stan Sport, SKY, Sport Cast, Tennis Channel, K Plus, CJ ENM, Digicel
Europe: Euro Sport
Indian Subcontinent: Sony Sports
Middle East, France & Turkey: beIN Sports, Euro Sport
Africa: SuperSport, beIN Sports

Watch all of the Laver Cup San Francisco 2025 action🎾

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— Laver Cup (@LaverCup) September 17, 2025

With a mix of top-ranked stars, debutants, and contrasting styles, Friday’s Day One action promises thrilling rallies, strategic battles, and the first sparks in Europe vs. World’s 2025 rivalry. Fans worldwide have every reason to tune in early. The Laver Cup is back, and it starts with a bang.

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Day 1

Laver Cup 2025

Order of Play

Team Europe

Team World

Where to Watch

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