Are you looking for up‑to‑the‑minute US Open action? You’re in the right place. We pull together the latest scores, big storylines and the easiest ways to catch every match, whether you’re on a couch or on the go.
The tournament is in the middle of the fourth round, and the courts are buzzing with surprises. Young American Finnick Owens stunned a top‑seed in a five‑set thriller, while veteran Serena Gomez (yes, the former pop star turned tennis pro) is still fighting for a quarter‑final spot. Women’s doubles have seen a dominant run from the Japanese pair Hirota & Nakamura, who haven’t dropped a set yet.
If you love the numbers, the live scoreboard updates every minute. You’ll see each player’s first‑serve percentage, break points saved and total winners. The site also flags when a match goes to a tie‑break so you never miss a crucial moment.
Watching the US Open is easier than ever. In South Africa, the official broadcaster is SuperSport, which shows all main‑court action on its DStv channels. For cord‑cutters, the SuperSport Online app streams the same feed and lets you watch on a phone, tablet or laptop.
If you prefer free options, the US Open’s own website offers a limited live‑score widget and highlights after each match. You can also follow the tournament on the ATP Tour and WTA apps for quick clips and player interviews.
Need a specific start time? All matches are listed in Eastern Time (ET) on the schedule page. Convert to your local time zone with the built‑in converter – no more guessing when the night session starts.
Don’t forget the social side. The official US Open Twitter account posts live updates, and the Instagram Stories give you a glance at the crowd, the food courts and the behind‑the‑scenes moments. That way you stay in the loop even when you can’t watch the full match.
For the die‑hard fans, consider signing up for the US Open Daily Newsletter. It lands in your inbox each morning with the day’s top matchups, player form guides and a quick recap of yesterday’s drama.
Whether you’re rooting for a home player or just love great tennis, you’ve got everything you need to stay engaged. Keep this page bookmarked, refresh the live scores every hour, and enjoy the thrill of the US Open right from your screen.
A surprise marriage proposal during Aryna Sabalenka’s third-round win at the US Open drew cheers and a playful reaction from the world No. 1. Sabalenka kept her focus to beat Leylah Fernandez 6-3, 7-6 (2), then joked she glanced at her boyfriend — “no pressure.” She’ll face Spain’s Cristina Bucsa next as she continues her title defense at Flushing Meadows.