US Open 2025 tennis order of play today: Schedule today – Sunday 7th September
We've rounded up the full US Open 2025 schedule and order of play today.
There's only one tennis match on Arthur Ashe Stadium today: the tennis match.
The US Open culminates in another grand slam final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, the two greatest players on Earth right now, leagues above the rest, utterly dominant at the top of the charts.
The pair have shared the last seven slam titles between them, a run dating back to the 2023 US Open. The only other player to have won a major since the summer of 2022 is Novak Djokovic, who was cooly dispatched by Alcaraz in the semi-finals at Flushing Meadows this week.
Players may be tempted to wind down for the season following this final slam, but there are still plenty of opportunities for points coming up.
RadioTimes.com brings you the full order of play for the US Open 2025, updated each day with the latest slate of matches, plus the full tournament schedule.
US Open 2025 order of play – Sunday 7th September
All UK time.
Arthur Ashe Stadium
From 7pm
- Men's singles final: [1] Jannik Sinner (ITA) vs [2] Carlos Alcaraz (ESP)
US Open 2025 schedule
All UK time.
- Sun 24th – Tues 26th August: Men’s & Women’s Singles 1st Round
- Weds 27th – Thurs 28th August: Men’s & Women’s Singles 2nd Round
- Fri 29th – Sat 30th August: Men’s & Women’s Singles 3rd Round
- Sun 31st August – Mon 1st September: Men’s & Women’s Singles Round of 16
- Tues 2nd – Weds 3rd September: Men’s & Women’s Singles Quarter-finals
- Thurs 4th – Fri 5th September: Men’s & Women’s Singles Semi-finals
- Sat 6th September: Women’s Singles Final
- Sun 7th September: Men's Singles Final
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