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Australian Open 2023 Tennis is a Grand Slam level tournament that is taking place at Melbourne Park, from 16–29 January 2023,Watch Australian Open 2023 Live Streaming ESPN Plus. Beginning on Sunday, January 8 at 6 p.m. Eastern Time and continuing through Wednesday, January 11, all of the qualifying matches for the 2023 Australian Open will be aired on ESPN+.

Australian Open 2023 tennis streaming on ESPN Plus

ESPN will be the network that airs coverage of the Australian Open in the United States.Even though play starts each day at 7pm ET/4pm PT, night sessions start much earlier at 3am ET/12am PT.

Dates:	Monday, January 16 – Sunday, January 29
Location:	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Venue:	Melbourne Park
Category:	Grand Slam
TV Channels:	ESPN, TSN, Channel 9, Eurosport
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What other devices can I watch ESPN Plus on?

In 2023, the games of the Australian Open will be airing on ESPN Plus. Every game is available to watch if you have ESPN Plus.If you don’t have an iOS or Android device, or wish to download the ESPN Plus app on another device altogether, the following are also able to host ESPN Plus:

Amazon Fire TV Stick
Chromecast
Roku
Samsung Smart TV
Apple TV
Android TV
PS4
Xbox consoles
Oculus

How much does it cost

ESPN Plus is the best way for cord-cutters to receive ESPN at the lowest possible cost while still maintaining the channel’s high level of quality.

The annual subscription to ESPN Plus costs $99.99, and it may be paid for on a monthly basis for $9.99. A bundle that includes ESPN+, Hulu, and Disney Plus may be purchased for the lowest possible price of $13.99 per month.

What devices can I watch Australian Open on ESPN Plus with

Disney’s strategy for competing with Netflix was to provide three of its own streaming services at the same price as Netflix’s. The vast bulk of the content that can be found on Hulu and Disney Plus are works of fiction. The third option is ESPN Plus, which many people already have without even realizing it. Sports fans who subscribe to either the Disney Bundle or ESPN Plus on its own have access to original content, live sports, and documentaries produced by ESPN Plus.

It is possible that the process of streaming ESPN Plus will not be immediately clear. The streaming service may be accessed on a variety of different devices.

How to watch ESPN Plus on PC

Go to ESPN Plus official site on your updated web browser

In the upper right corner, click Log In icon and input your credentials

After entering your credentials, submit them to log in

As logged in, click ESPN Plus icon

There you have it. You can start watching Australian Open 2023 with ESPN Plus in your PC.

How to watch ESPN Plus on TV

If you are using TV, you might be using one of these platforms: Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick.

Download ESPN app through your device

Open the app

In the top right, choose settings gear icon, click it to get the settings.

Find Account Information

Follow the directions on the site to sign in using your account

The confirmation on your TV screen should take a sec.

After linked, you could navigate ESPN Plus to watch Australian open 2023 games.

How to watch ESPN Plus on a phone or tablet

If you are on the go, you will want to use your phone or tablet to watch Australian Open 2023.

First things first, download the ESPN app through your Google Play Store or App Store.

Open the app in your device

Tap the settings gear icon which locates on the right corner

Return to home screen

Then tap ESPN Plus logo at the bottom of the screen.

Then you are ready to watch AO 2023 anywhere you want

FAQ

Will the Australian Open be on ESPN+?

The men’s semifinals of the Australian Open will be broadcast live tonight on ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+.

How can I watch the Australian Open in 2023?

You can stream the match live and on demand on Discovery+, as well as all the other highlights from the 2023 Australian Open.

Videos

ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) — Top-ranked Ash Barty has fine-tuned for the first tennis major of the season by winning her first title on home soil with a 6-2, 7-5 victory over No. 24-ranked Dayana Yastremska in Saturday’s Adelaide International final.

The French Open champion had reached finals in Australia before, finishing runner-up twice at the Sydney International after losses to Angelique Kerber in 2018 and Petra Kvitova last year.

She’s now the first Australian woman to win a tour-level title at home since 2011.

Andrey Rublev became the first man in 16 years to win two titles in the first two weeks of the season when he beat Lloyd Harris 6-3, 6-0 in Adelaide to follow up on his victory in Doha.

Dominik Hrbaty won the Adelaide and Auckland titles in 2004 before the Australian Open.

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“I was not thinking about (the record) but it’s an amazing feeling,” Russian Rublev said. “If you talk about results, of course this is the best I have ever done.”

Barty conceded just two points on serve during the first set, breaking the 19-year-old Yastremska’s serve in the third and seventh games.

Yastremska struggled against Barty’s backhand slice, and changes of pace and height on the ball.

Barty broke to open the second set but Yastremska rallied to win the next three games, and had two break point chances in the eighth game.

The home favorite saved both of those to level at 4-4 and then broke Yastremska’s serve in the 11th game and served out.

“This is incredible. Great start to the year,” Barty said. “I definitely feel the love out here. I love playing in Australia. I love playing at home.

“It was nice to get the ball rolling this week — I can’t wait to get started in Melbourne on Monday.”

Barty’s next match will be on Rod Laver Arena on the first night of the Australian Open against Lesia Tsurenko. Her run to the quarterfinals at Melbourne Park last year was Barty’s best run yet at her home championship. She followed that up by winning at Roland Garros for her first major title and closed the 2019 season with victory in the WTA Finals.

Yastremska, seeded No. 23, will face Slovenian qualifier Kaja Juvan in the first round.

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