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Australian Open 2025 day seven preview: Order of play and how to watch as Jannik Sinner, Emma Raducanu and Danielle Collins compete

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The Australian Open is already a week old and there has already been plenty of upsets and quality tennis on show at Melbourne Park.

The opening Grand Slam of 2025 has not disappointed so far, with big upsets and emerging stars providing plenty of stories.

Teenage sensation Joao Fonseca was knocked out by Lorenzo Sonego on Friday after his breakthrough victory over Andrey Rublev.

However, the likes of Arnya Sabalenka, Carlos Alcaraz, Alexander Zverev, Coco Gauff, Jack Draper and Novak Djokovic all advanced.

Here’s all you need to know about day seven of the Australian Open.

2025 Australian Open Previews
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2025 Australian Open day seven order of play

Here is all the action taking place across the six main courts on day five. World No.1 Jannik Sinner is back in action while Emma Raducanu vs Iga Swiatek looks to be the pick of the matches.

Rod Laver Arena

Day session – From 10:30 am AEST

Night session – From 6 pm AEST

Margaret Court Arena

Day session – From 10:30 am AEST

Night session – From 6 pm AEST

John Cain Arena

Day session – from 10 am AEST

Kia Arena

Day session – from 10 am AEST

1573 Arena

Day sessions from 10 am AEST

Court 3

How to watch day seven of the Australian Open in USA

Tennis fans in America can watch live coverage of the action from day seven of the 2025 Australian Open on the Tennis Channel. The broadcast starts on Saturday, January 19 at 17:00 EST.

In the UK the tournament is being broadcast on Discovery + and EuroSport, while Channel 9 have the rights in Australia.

Weather forecast for Australian Open Saturday

The Australian Open has been subject to some wet and drizzly conditions this year, with multiple downpours forcing the rooves of the Rod Laver Arena, the Margaret Court Arena and the John Cain Arena all to be closed.

Thankfully, if the forecast is correct, that won’t be a problem on Saturday with sunny conditions predicted.