Davis Cup final 2023: How to watch Australia vs. Italy

Kieran Francis

Davis Cup final 2023: How to watch Australia vs. Italy image

Australia will be aiming for Davis Cup redemption after reaching their second consecutive final to take on Italy in Malaga on Monday (AEDT).

Lleyton Hewitt's team were beaten 2-0 by Canada in the 2022 final but they will be hoping to win the nation's first title since 2003.

Italy have only won the Davis Cup once - in 1976 - with Jannik Sinner and co. hoping to become legends in their country.

MORE: Australia to meet Italy in Davis Cup final after Jannik Sinner stuns Novak Djokovic's Serbia

How to watch the Davis Cup final on TV in Australia?

Channel Nine's 9GEM will broadcast Australia's Davis Cup final against Italy live on free-to-air television at 2:00am (AEDT) on Monday, November 27.

beIN Sports Australia will also televise the match via their Connect sub channels.

How to watch the Davis Cup final on live stream in Australia?

Nine Network's streaming arm 9Now will show the Australia vs. Italy Davis Cup final live on their platform.

It will also be streamed live on beIN Sports Australia.

MORE: Davis Cup scores, results, bracket

How to watch the Davis Cup final across the globe?

Click here to see if and what channel your country is telecasting the Davis Cup final.

Davis Cup 2023 schedule (AEDT)

Final Eight

Date/Time (AEDT) Match
Wed Nov 22, 2:00am (AEDT) Canada 1-2 Finland
Thu Nov 23, 2:00am (AEDT) Czechia 1-2 Australia
Thu Nov 23, 8:00pm (AEDT) Italy 2-1 Netherlands
Fri Nov 24, 2:00am (AEDT) Serbia 2-0 Great Britain

Semi Finals

Date/Time (AEDT) Match
Sat Nov 25, 2:00am (AEDT) Finland 0-2 Australia
Sat Nov 25, 10:00pm (AEDT) Italy 2-1 Serbia

Final

Date/Time (AEDT) Match
Mon Nov 27, 2:00am (AEDT) Australia vs. Italy

Kieran Francis

Kieran Francis Photo

Kieran Francis is a senior editor at The Sporting News based in Melbourne, Australia. He started at Sportal.com.au before being a part of the transition to Sporting News in 2015. Just prior to the 2018 World Cup, he was appointed chief editor of Goal.com in Australia. He has now returned to The Sporting News where his passions lay in football, AFL, poker and cricket - when he is not on holiday.