US Open Tuesday Schedule Features Fery, Choinski, Jones and Gauff

Here is the updated lineup for the US Open matches taking place on Tuesday, featuring a mix of seasoned stars and rising talent. All times are listed in British Summer Time (BST) and the seeded players are shown in brackets. British competitors appear in bold for easy reference.

**Afternoon Session (starting at 4:30 pm BST)** - [22] Madison Keys (USA) will open the day against Alina Korneeva. - In the next match, [9] Taylor Fritz (USA) faces Darwin Blanch, also representing the United States.

**Midnight Slot** - Zeynep Sonmez of Turkey takes on the fourth seed, Coco Gauff (USA), in what promises to be a thrilling encounter. - The German powerhouse [1] Alexander Zverev meets Italy’s Lorenzo Sonego in a classic clash of power and precision.

**Early Afternoon (from 4:00 pm BST)** - Argentine hopeful Francisco Comesana squares off with Italy’s fifth seed, Flavio Cobolli. - The women’s draw sees [5] Mirra Andreeva battling Janice Tjen from Indonesia. **Late Night (starting after 10:00 pm BST)** - French veteran Gael Monfils will play Adolfo Daniel Vallejo from Paraguay. - In a separate court, American Mary Stoiana meets the 17th seed, Alex Eala of the Philippines.

**Mid‑Afternoon (4:00 pm BST)** - The United States’ Thea Frodin challenges the second seed, Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan. - Britain’s Arthur Fery faces Italy’s 13th seed, Lorenzo Musetti.

- A women’s match pits [14] Iva Jovic (USA) against Poland’s Magdalena Frech. **Streaming Options** - Fans can watch the action without a contract through the NOW platform, which offers live video and highlights. - The Sky Sports app also provides real‑time scores, match replays, and exclusive video content for mobile users.

**Additional Evening Matches** - After 10:00 pm, Italian Andrea Guerrieri will meet the sixth seed, Alex de Minaur of Australia. - Yulia Putintseva of Kazakhstan squares off with [12] Belinda Bencic (Switzerland).

- Australian Daria Kasatkina takes on Spain’s Paula Badosa. - In a men’s duel, [12] Rafael Jodar (Spain) faces Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis. **Late Night Highlights** - Marcos Giron (USA) will compete against the 32nd seed, Ignacio Buse from Peru, with play commencing after 9:30 pm.

- A series of 4:00 pm matches includes: * Filip Misolic (Austria) versus the 24th seed, Francisco Cerundolo (Argentina). * [24] Anastasia Potapova (Austria) against Tereza Valentova (Czech Republic).

* Kaitlin Quevedo (Spain) versus the 23rd seed, Elise Mertens (Belgium). * Jan Choinski (Great Britain) battling Botic van de Zandschulp (Netherlands).

**Further Action on the Courts** - Gabriela Knutson (Czech Republic) meets Eva Lys (Germany). - Lucie Havlickova (Czech Republic) plays Hungary’s Anna Bondar. - Argentine Juan Manuel Cerundolo faces France’s Arthur Gea. - Poland’s Magda Linette takes on Britain’s Fran Jones.

- Australian Dane Sweeny meets France’s Corentin Moutet. - Czech Darja Vidmanova faces Spain’s Jessica Bouzas Maneiro.

- The Netherlands’ Arantxa Rus plays France’s Leolia Jeanjean. - Italy’s Mattia Bellucci meets Hungary’s Zsombor Piros. - Jesper de Jong (Netherlands) versus Francesco Passaro (Italy).

- Czech Nikola Bartunkova versus Egypt’s Mayar Sherif. - United States’ Nishesh Basavareddy competes against Australia’s Tristan Schoolkate. - German Tatjana Maria faces the 30th seed, Jelena Ostapenko (Latvia).

- Hungary’s Fabian Marozsan meets Michael Zheng (USA). - Greece’s [32] Maria Sakkari challenges Robin Montgomery (USA). - Belgium’s [31] Zizou Bergs plays Carlos Tabner (Spain).

- Zachary Svajda (USA) versus Daniel Altmaier (Germany). - Ukraine’s Oleksandra Oliynykova meets Reese Brantmeier (USA). - Yuliia Starodubtseva (Ukraine) faces Ella Seidel (Germany). - Argentine Camilo Ugo Carabelli meets Jan‑Lennard Struff (Germany).

- Slovakia’s Alex Molcan takes on France’s Benjamin Bonzi. **How to Follow the Tournament** - The US Open broadcasts live on Sky Sports beginning August 30, offering comprehensive coverage of every court. - Viewers can also stream matches contract‑free via NOW, which provides a seamless online experience across computers, tablets, and smartphones.

- The Sky Sports mobile application delivers push notifications, live scores, and on‑demand video highlights, ensuring fans stay up‑to‑date no matter where they are. **Beyond the US Open** - After the Grand Slam concludes, tennis enthusiasts can look forward to the Laver Cup, scheduled for 25‑27 September at The O2 in London, also available on Sky Sports. - The Laver Cup will feature top players from Team Europe and Team World competing in a team‑based format, adding a fresh dynamic to the sport’s calendar.

Overall, Tuesday’s schedule offers a blend of high‑profile showdowns—such as Coco Gauff versus Zeynep Sonmez and Alexander Zverev against Lorenzo Sonego—and numerous opportunities to discover emerging talent across both the men’s and women’s draws. Whether you are watching from home on a streaming platform or catching highlights on the Sky Sports app, the day promises plenty of excitement, drama, and world‑class tennis.