How to Watch the Coco Gauff vs. Madison Keys French Open Quarterfinal
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Two of the best American tennis players will go head-to-head on the clay courts of Roland-Garros when the number two-ranked Coco Gauff faces the number eight-ranked Madison Keys, the reigning Australian Open champion.
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This will be Gauff's fifth consecutive women's singles quarterfinal at the French Open. Gauff or Keys will then face either Mirra Andreeva or Lois Boisson in the semifinals. The other semifinal match is set between Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Świątek, with the final scheduled to take place on Saturday, June 7.
Anyone looking to stream the Gauff-Keys match live in the US will have to be an early bird (or night owl), as the match will take place at 5:00 a.m. ET/2:00 a.m. PT. The match will air on TNT, with live streaming on Max (the once and future HBO Max).
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Looking to stream the match for free? There are a few ways to watch, including with free trials.
Coco Gauff vs. Madison Keys: How to Watch French Open Quarterfinal
DirecTV
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➤ Pros: Free trial, affordable genre packs, ESPN+ included
➤ Cons: Not as many entertainment channels in genre packs as other options
DirecTV includes TNT, truTV, and other sports channels like ESPN, Tennis Channel and others, depending on the package. DirecTV Stream is free for the first five days, and the Choice package is $59.99/mo for the first month and $89.99/mo after.
Coco Gauff vs. Madison Keys: How to Watch French Open Quarterfinal
Max
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➤ Pros: Affordable, on-demand content
➤ Cons: Limited live coverage, no free trial
Much of TNT's sports programming is available on Max, including NBA, NHL, MLB, and the French Open. Max does not have a free trial, and starts at $9.99/mo. It's available as a bundle with Prime Video or Disney+ and Hulu.
Coco Gauff vs. Madison Keys: How to Watch French Open Quarterfinal
Hulu + Live TV
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➤ Pros: Free trial, large channel lineup, includes Disney+
➤ Cons: Pricey
Hulu + Live TV includes Disney+, ESPN+, and of course, Hulu, as well as dozens of channels including TNT, truTV, and other sports-focused channels like ESPN. New subscribers can get a free, three-day trial.
Coco Gauff vs. Madison Keys: How to Watch French Open Quarterfinal
Sling
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➤ Pros: Tons of channels, easy to use
➤ Cons: No free trial
Sling is an affordable live streaming option that includes TNT on all packages, as well as truTV on Blue and ESPN on Orange. If you want even more tennis, the Tennis Channel is available on Sling's Sports Extra package. Sling is not available with a free trial.
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