The Davis Cup Final 8 goes ahead in Bologna this week with a stellar line-up of teams ready for action.

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Reigning champions – and host nation – Italy are without their talisman, Jannik Sinner, who won the ATP Finals in Turin on Sunday night.

Defeated finalist Carlos Alcaraz is due to represent Spain, who boast a rich history in the Davis Cup, but is sweating on his fitness following an injury scare at the weekend.

Alexander Zverev will lead Germany into the Final 8, while Czech Republic are represented by three stars inside the world's top 32 players.

Argentina, Austria, Belgium and France round off the contingent heading into battle. Great Britain failed to qualify.

RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch the Davis Cup 2025.

How to watch and live stream Davis Cup Final 8 2025 in the UK

You can tune in to watch the Davis Cup Final 8 live via the Tennis Channel.

The Tennis Channel, which is available online and via mobile devices, requires a subscription.

The final round of Davis Cup 2025 matches start on Tuesday 18th November 2025 and run until Sunday 23rd November 2025.

Davis Cup Final 8 2025 schedule

All UK time.

Quarter-finals

Tuesday 18th November

  • France v Belgium (3pm)

Wednesday 19th November

  • Italy v Austria (3pm)

Thursday 20th November

  • Spain v Czechia (9am)
  • Argentina v Germany (Not before 4pm)

Semi-finals

Friday 21st November

  • Winner of Italy/Austria v Winner of France/Belgium (3pm)

Saturday 22nd November

  • Winner of Spain/Czechia v Winner of Argentina/Germany (11am)

Finals

Sunday 23rd November

  • Semi-final 1 winner v Semi-final 2 winner (2pm)
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