Davis Cup 2026 Great Britain v Ecuador tennis: Watch free, TV channel and live stream

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A spot in the finals of the Davis Cup 2026 is on the line when Great Britain and Ecuador face off at the Copper Box Arena in London this weekend.

The international team tennis competition is set to conclude in Italy in November, when eight nations will have a shot at the title.

The two-day tie is a best-of-five rubber match – four singles matches and one doubles contest – with the winner set to progress to the finals and the loser heading back to qualifying early next year.

Great Britain take a strong team into their first London tie in a decade. Wimbledon breakout star Arthur Fery, experienced Grand Slam regular Cameron Norrie, and Toby Samuel, who has won five ATP Challenger titles in the last year, will represent them in the singles, while doubles specialists Neal Skupski and Henry Patten have six major titles between them.

Ecuador are the lowest-ranked nation left in the Davis Cup but have produced a shock against Australia and will feel the pressure is on the hosts.

Radio Times brings you all the TV coverage details you need to watch the Davis Cup 2026 in the UK.

How to watch Davis Cup 2026 on TV and live stream in the UK

Unfortunately, the Davis Cup has not been selected for live TV broadcast in the UK.

However, fans can watch Great Britain v Ecuador in the second round of the competition live for free on BBC iPlayer.

You can also watch all the action live and on the move via a range of devices, including smartphones and tablets, via the BBC Sport app.

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Saturday 19 September

From 1pm

• Match one: 1st singles match
• Match two: 2nd singles match

Sunday 20 September

From 12pm

• Match three: Doubles match
• Match four: 3rd singles match
• Match two: 4th singles match

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Ned is a sports writer at RadioTimes.com. He has covered a host of sports from EFL football, international cricket and golf all the way through to bike polo and triathlon.