The men’s singles semi-final at the 2020 Australian Open between Alexander Zverev and Dominic Thiem will be played on Friday, January 31 and you can find out all about how to watch the Zverev v Thiem live streaming below.
Thiem v Zverev Time: 7.30 pm local time (8.30 am BST), January 31
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With Novak Djokovic already having made it to the men’s singles final, the onus will now be on Germany’s Alexander Zverev and Austria’s Dominic Thiem as they look to fight for that other spot. Neither player had ever made it to the semifinals in Melbourne before this which means a win for either will be a huge prize for whoever makes it there.
This is also the ninth time these two will play off, with Thiem leading 6-2 on head to head. Interestingly though, they have played each other just once on hard courts, at the 2016 China Open which Zverev have won in three sets.
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What we have here are various ways to be able to watch this Zverev-Thiem semifinal live in different regions of the world.
If you are in the United Kingdom, you can sign up with Amazon Prime for a free, 30-day trial. Amazon Prime have the Australian Open rights for UK viewers and and if you haven’t signed up with them before this, you can do so now to not just avail watching the Australian Open live in the UK but also a plethora of other tennis tournaments on the ATP circuit.
Beyond that one-month trial period, if you want to continue watching tennis live streams on the ATP circuit, it will cost £7.99/month to do that.
UK and some of the rest of the Europe fans wanting to watch the Thiem-Zverev fans can look at another option in the form of bet365 or Unibet .
These are bookmakers where you can watch and bet on the Australian Open men’s singles semifinals live streaming. These bookmakers require you to sign up with them and then deposit a small, $10 or equivalent amount and you can start watching the live stream.
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In the USA, tennis fans can watch Zverev take on Thiem using a variety of options. The women’s singles semifinals will be broadcast on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3 and ESPN+ along with the Tennis Channel.
The one other option is to sign up with a service like fuboTV here and watch the two semifinals live streamed.
Australian fans can watch the women’s singles semifinals live on Channel Nine and Wide World of Sports, 9Gem and 9Now while the rest of the rest of the Asia-Pacific region can watch it live on television using a Fox Sports subscription. In India, the men’s singles semifinal will be live streamed with the Sony Liv app or you can watch Barty, Halep, Muguruza and Kenin live on Sony-ESPN.
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