The 2017 Australian Open has finally ended with Roger Federer taking out the Males' Singles final at the sprightly age of 35. If you missed the live match, you can watch all the highlights from your PC, tablet or phone right here.
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After a grueling fortnight of competition, the 2017 Australian Open finals are about to kick off. Here is everything sports fans need to know, including what time the match starts and the various ways you can watch it live and online.
Today's Australian Open schedule is headlined by the Women's Singles final between the Williams sisters. Australia also has a chance at glory in John Peers who is playing in the Men's Doubles final. Here are the times for today's matches.
Today's Australian Open schedule includes the Mixed Doubles semi (featuring Australia's Sam Groth and Samantha Stosur), the Women's Doubles final and the legendary Rafael Nadal's semi-final against Grigor Dimitrov. Here are the times for today's matches.
This year's Australian Open sure has been a roller coaster ride with shock defeats, unlikely rookie victories and triumphant returns to form from some of the biggest legends in the game. Here's today's matches.
One of the world's biggest tennis events - the Australian Open - officially starts on January 16. Chances are, most of us will be stuck at work when it's all happening. Here's how you can watch the matches at your desk or on your mobile phone for free.
The annual Australian Open, held in Melbourne, starts on Monday, January 16 and will be broadcasted on Channel 7. To make it easier for you to watch the games you want, we've put together the schedule of Australian Open matches, first draw schedule and information on how you can watch the Australian Open at work.
