Sabalenka vs Gauff: watch the Roland Garros 2025 final live

The women’s Roland Garros 2025 final pits world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka against No. 2 Coco Gauff on June 7 at the Philippe-Chatrier court in Paris. Set for 10 a.m. Brasília time (9 a.m. ET), the match will air live on ESPN (cable) and Disney+ (streaming). This clash, the first between the top two ranked players in Paris since 2013, crowns a new champion after Iga Swiatek’s three-year reign. Sabalenka, 27, chases her fourth Grand Slam, while Gauff, 21, seeks her second. With a 5-5 head-to-head record, the duel promises high drama. Fans can tune in for a historic showdown on clay.

Viewers have multiple ways to catch the action, from traditional TV to online platforms. The matchup, blending Sabalenka’s power with Gauff’s speed, is a must-watch for tennis fans.

• Key details:
• Date: June 7, 2025.
• Time: 10 a.m. Brasília time (9 a.m. ET).
• Venue: Philippe-Chatrier court, Paris.
• Channels: ESPN, Disney+.

Time zones in Brazil

The 10 a.m. Brasília time start covers most of Brazil, including São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Brasília. In regions like Amazonas, the match begins at 9 a.m., and in Acre, at 8 a.m.

ESPN’s coverage kicks off at 9:30 a.m. Brasília time with pre-match insights, ensuring fans are primed for the 15h CEST start in Paris. This morning slot makes it accessible for Brazilian viewers.

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TV and streaming options

ESPN will broadcast the final live on cable, available through providers like Sky, Claro, and Vivo, with HD quality and expert commentary. Disney+ offers a streaming alternative, accessible on smart TVs, phones, tablets, and computers.

Subscribers to cable services can also use apps like Claro TV+ or Vivo Play to watch ESPN. Disney+ requires a subscription, with plans starting at approximately $7/month (2025 pricing, subject to change).

• Viewing options:
• Cable: ESPN (check your provider).
• Streaming: Disney+ (subscription required).
• Provider apps: Claro TV+, Vivo Play (package-dependent).

How to stream live

To watch on Disney+, follow these steps:

1. Visit the Disney+ website or app (available on Android, iOS, Smart TVs, and consoles).
2. Log in or sign up for a subscription.
3. Navigate to the sports section or search “Roland Garros 2025.”
4. Start streaming from 9:30 a.m. Brasília time.

Disney+ supports up to four simultaneous streams, perfect for shared viewing. It offers 4K quality on compatible devices for an enhanced experience.

Global broadcast details

Internationally, the final reaches a wide audience. In the U.S., TNT and truTV air the match at 9 a.m. ET, with streaming on Max. The UK broadcast starts at 2 p.m. BST on TNT and Discovery+. In India, Sony Sports Network covers it at 6:30 p.m. IST, with Sony LIV streaming.

In France, France TV and the Roland Garros digital platform broadcast at 3 p.m. CEST. The global reach underscores the match’s significance, drawing millions of viewers.

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• International channels:
• U.S.: TNT, truTV, Max.
• UK: TNT, Discovery+.
• India: Sony Sports Network, Sony LIV.
• France: France TV, Roland Garros platform.

Why watch live?

This final is a landmark event, pitting the top two players in a rare Roland Garros showdown. The 5-5 rivalry, highlighted by Gauff’s 2023 US Open win and Sabalenka’s 2025 Madrid victory, guarantees intensity. The 15,000-seat Philippe-Chatrier court will buzz, with the atmosphere captured in the broadcast.

ESPN features commentators like Maria Strandlund Tomsvik, while Disney+ offers post-match replays and highlights. The clay surface, favoring Gauff’s defense but tested by Sabalenka’s aggression, adds intrigue.

Viewing tips

Ensure a smooth experience by checking your setup. For Disney+ streaming, a minimum 5 Mbps connection is needed for HD, or 25 Mbps for 4K. On cable, confirm ESPN availability with your provider and opt for HD settings.

Watching with friends can amplify the excitement, given the match’s potential for long rallies and dramatic points. Follow ESPN Brasil and Roland Garros on social media for live updates and stats.

• Practical tips:
• Internet: 5 Mbps (HD), 25 Mbps (4K).
• Devices: Smart TV, phone, tablet, or computer.
• Social media: @ESPNBrasil, @RolandGarros (X).

Match context

Sabalenka earned her spot by defeating Swiatek in a three-set semifinal, ending the Pole’s 26-match win streak in Paris. Gauff dispatched France’s Lois Boisson in straight sets, showcasing her clay-court prowess.

Their rivalry includes iconic clashes, with Gauff’s 2023 US Open triumph contrasted by Sabalenka’s recent Madrid win. Clay’s slower pace may favor Gauff’s movement, but Sabalenka’s power remains a threat.

Additional fan info

Tickets for the final sold out, with prices ranging from €200 to €1,500, per organizers. Fans can track live scores via the Roland Garros app (Android/iOS).

The winner earns €2.55 million and 2,000 ranking points, with the runner-up receiving €1.275 million and 1,300 points, highlighting the stakes of this Grand Slam.

• Tournament details:
• Prize money: €2.55 million (winner), €1.275 million (runner-up).
• Points: 2,000 (winner), 1,300 (runner-up).
• App: Roland Garros (Android/iOS).

Fan excitement

The Sabalenka-Gauff matchup has sparked a frenzy online, with X posts buzzing about the 10 a.m. broadcast on ESPN and Disney+. The #RolandGarros hashtag trends as fans debate the outcome.

This final signals a new era in women’s tennis, with two young stars vying for supremacy. The live broadcast will capture every serve, rally, and celebration, making it a can’t-miss event.