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Looking for a live stream of Day 5 action at the Australian Open? There are a couple of different ways to do so, whether or not you have a cable subscription.
Play begins Thursday at 7 p.m. ET (Friday at 11 a.m. in Melbourne) and will be broadcast in the United States on ESPN2, starting at 11 p.m. ET. Here’s a full rundown of your live stream options:
If You’re in the United States & Don’t Have a Cable or Satellite Log-In
Desktop
Users can watch ESPN2’s coverage live via Sling TV, an online streaming service that provides access to select channels for a monthly fee. Here’s how to sign up for a free 7-day trial:
1) Click here to go to the Sling website
2) Click on “Watch Now 7 Days Free”
3) Create an account
4) Select the channel package or packages you want. Make sure to include Sling Orange, which includes ESPN
5) Enter your payment information. Sling Orange costs $20 per month, but if you cancel your subscription within seven days of signing up, you will not be charged
6) Download the app for your computer to start watching
Mobile or Other Streaming Devices
If you have a Sling TV subscription (read above to learn how to start a free trial), you can watch ESPN2’s coverage on tablets and other compatible devices via the Sling TV app, which is free to download in the following locations:
App Store (or Apple TV)
Amazon App Store (or Amazon Fire TV)
You can click here for a complete list of devices compatible with the Sling TV app.
If You’re in the United States or Mexico & Have a Cable or Satellite Log-In
Desktop
If you have the log-in info for a cable or satellite subscription that includes ESPN, you can watch ESPN2’s coverage for free at WatchESPN.com. You’ll need a cable or satellite log-in and password to access the stream.
Mobile or Other Streaming Devices
A live stream of ESPN2’s coverage is available on the ESPN app, which is free to download at the following places:
As is the case with desktop, you’ll need the log-in for a cable subscription with access to ESPN to watch the stream.
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