Nine time French Open Champion Rafael Nadal (Getty)
At least one big name will be departing Roland Garros on Wednesday, as World No.1 and reigning Wimbledon and Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic squares off against the nine time and defending French Open champion: Rafael Nadal. The Spaniard beat Djokovic last season to claim the crown, and Nadal has a 14-5 record against the Serbian on clay.
Elsewhere, Serena Williams takes on Italian Sara Errani in the women’s draw, while Andy Murray faces clay court specialist David Ferrer.
Here are some of Wednesday’s choice matches, in order of play:
Phillippe-Chatrier Court
S. Williams vs. S. Errani
N. Djokovic vs. R. Nadal
Suzanne-Lenglen Court
A. Murray vs. D. Ferrer
In the US, ESPN2 has live coverage from 8am Eastern on Wednesday, through until 1pm.
In the UK, the tennis is free to watch live on ITV4 from 12:30pm until 9pm BST.
In the UK and across Europe, cable or satellite subscribers can catch live coverage via Eurosport 2, with coverage starting at 11:00am CET. Click here for further details.
For those who won’t be in front of a TV on Wednesday, here’s how to watch online and on mobile:
Watch 2015 French Open Tennis Quarter Finals Online
Novak Djokovic keeps his eyes on the ball (Getty)
For US viewers, if you have the log-in info for a cable subscription with access to Watch ESPN, you can watch the tennis at WatchESPN.com. You’ll need a cable log-in and password, or the log-in and password of someone you know, to access the stream.
You can also catch the French Open in the US via The Tennis Channel Everywhere online service. You’ll need a Tennis Channel subscription to watch.
In the UK, viewers can catch live coverage online for free via the ITV Player. No subscription is required, you lucky, lucky people.
Across Europe, viewers with a Eurosport Player subscription will be able to watch via the Eurosport Player website.
Watch 2015 French Open Tennis Quarter Finals on Mobile
Serena Williams in 4th Round action (Getty)
Mobile and tablet users with access to Watch ESPN can watch the game on the Watch ESPN app. As is the case with desktop, you’ll need the log-in for a cable subscription with access to ESPN. You can download the app for free in the App Store or the Google Play store.
Mobile users in the US with a subscription to The Tennis Channel can watch via their Tennis Channel Everywhere service. You can download the app at the App Store or Google Play store.
Mobile and tablet users in the UK can watch the weekend’s play for free via the ITV Player app, which you can download via the App Store or Google Play store.
Across Europe, mobile and tablet users can watch the action via the Eurosport Player App, which you can download in the App Store or the Google Play store. Again, you’ll need a subscription to watch.
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