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Roland Garros livestream: where to watch the tournament
In short
Broadcast rights for Roland Garros across most of Europe, including Belgium, belong to Eurosport (Warner Bros. Discovery), with streaming via Max or discovery+, a paid subscription through 2030. Sporza (VRT) doesn't air the tournament live, RTBF offers French-language coverage. Napoleon Sports itself doesn't broadcast video, but shows a live scoreboard for both draws.
Who broadcasts Roland Garros in Belgium
The broadcast rights for Roland Garros across most of Europe, including Belgium, belong to Eurosport, part of Warner Bros. Discovery. That deal runs through 2030. In practice, this means Roland Garros isn't free to watch in Belgium through the public broadcaster: Sporza (VRT) broadcast the tournament until 2022, but has not held those rights since. Anyone wanting to follow the tournament live in Dutch therefore needs a pay-TV channel or streaming service, not a free channel.
Good to know: this is an important difference from other major tennis tournaments: for an ATP Masters event like Cincinnati, the Belgian broadcast typically sits with Play Sports. For all four Grand Slams, including Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open, it's Eurosport that holds the Dutch-language rights in Belgium; Sporza (VRT) has none of them.
Eurosport and Max: TV and livestream
Eurosport broadcasts Roland Garros via its linear TV channels, and matches can also be streamed via Max (Warner Bros. Discovery's streaming service, formerly known as HBO Max) or, in some cases, via discovery+. Access to these livestreams typically requires a paid subscription; the exact offer and pricing can change from year to year, so check the current terms directly with Eurosport or Max shortly before the tournament.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Channel | Eurosport (linear TV) |
| Streaming | Max (formerly HBO Max) or discovery+ |
| Access | Paid subscription required |
Because Roland Garros is broadcast worldwide through more than 170 channels and platforms, and coverage in different countries sometimes runs through different partners, it's worth checking your own TV or internet package for the Eurosport access you already have, before taking out a new subscription.
Alongside the full live broadcasts, Eurosport typically also provides short summaries and highlights of the biggest matches, often available via its own website or app, sometimes even without needing to log in. That's a handy option if you've missed a match and don't want to rewatch every set.
RTBF for French-speaking viewers
RTBF: French-speaking viewers in Belgium typically get extensive French-language coverage of Roland Garros through RTBF, the Walloon public broadcaster, with summaries and analysis alongside the matches themselves. For Dutch-speaking viewers in Belgium, this isn't a substitute for Eurosport, but it can be a useful addition if you'd also like to follow French-language coverage.
Following it live at Napoleon Sports: scores, no video
Good to know: Napoleon Sports doesn't broadcast live video footage of Roland Garros itself. What you will find here is a live scoreboard for both draws, with the score updated continuously while the match is in progress. That makes the live results page a handy companion to Eurosport's coverage, not a replacement for it.
Want to bet on Roland Garros? You'll find the betting offer on the ATP betting page and WTA betting page for Roland Garros. For more on how tennis betting works, check the tennis betting guide.
The Napoleon Sports app
Follow the Roland Garros livestream schedule and results on the go with the Napoleon Sports app: check the latest info and browse the tennis betting markets from your smartphone. Available features and markets may vary by device or app version.
Frequently asked questions
Is Roland Garros free to watch in Belgium?
Not typically. Sporza (VRT) currently doesn't hold the broadcast rights for this tournament. The current rights holder, Eurosport, is a pay channel, and the accompanying livestream via Max or discovery+ usually also requires a subscription.
Where can I stream Roland Garros live?
Via Max (formerly HBO Max) or discovery+, depending on the platform offering at the time of the tournament. Check the current terms and pricing directly with Eurosport or Max before the tournament starts.
Does Napoleon Sports broadcast Roland Garros?
No, Napoleon Sports doesn't show live video footage. At Napoleon Sports you can follow the live results and the betting offer for both draws, while watching the footage itself via Eurosport.
Can I follow Roland Garros in French in Belgium?
Yes, RTBF offers French-language coverage of the tournament. For full live broadcasts in Dutch, Eurosport remains the main option.