TV GUIDE: How to watch Davis Cup Finals this week with Alcaraz, Draper and Djokovic in action

The road to the Davis Cup Finals will resume this week, as several players will look to move past the US Open and focus on national pride as they attempt to lead their countries to Davis Cup success.

An annual event, the Davis Cup features numerous ATP stars representing their home nations in an attempt to capture the championship during the knockout-stage event. World No.1 and recent US Open champion Jannik Sinner led Italy to a historic title run at last year's edition of the international team event, defeating Australian to earn their second title and first in over four decades.

The 2024 Davis Cup Finals will be broadcast on TV in many nations. Play kicks off at 14:00 local time in Zhuhai, China on Tuesday 10 September with Germany v Slovakia.

Argentina get their 2024 campaign underway against Canada with the opening tie in Manchester at 13:00 BST. Matches in Bologna start at 15:00 CET with Tuesday's tie seeing Netherlands face Belgium.

Australia v France is the opening tie in Valencia kicking off at 16:00 CET. Also in Valencia, Carlos Alcaraz led side Spain will face Czech Republic on Wednesday as well as playing France on Friday and Australia on Sunday.

USA play in Zhuhai against Chile, Slovakia and Germany on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. As well as finals action, 48 nations will compete in the Davis Cup World Group I and World Group II. They will attempt to qualify for the next set of Finals. The twelve winners from the World Group I will play at the Qualifying Round and the twelve losers will play the play-offs in 2025.

Novak Djokovic and Casper Ruud are among those main players to compete over the next week aiming to anchor their countries to victory.

Whilst in other territories, the ties can be watched on the following channels: