Team Europe and Team World will contest the ninth edition of the Laver Cup this weekend at The O2 in east London.
The annual event, first held in 2017, sees six-man teams take each other on in a Ryder Cup-style event on indoor hard courts.
While Europe have won five of the eight editions so far, Team World have won three of the last four events, including last year’s showdown in San Francisco.
Among the European stars (captained by Yannick Noah) playing this weekend are Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev, while Team World (captained by Andre Agassi) are led by Alex de Minaur and Taylor Fritz.
Here’s everything you need to know about the 2026 Laver Cup.
How does the Laver Cup work?
The event sees three days of competitive action, with three singles and one doubles match per day split into two different sessions for the first two days: afternoon and evening.
There are different points on offer per day: one point for each match contested on Friday, two points for Saturday matches and three points for Sunday matches.
The first team to 13 points wins, with a “decider” one-set doubles match played if the teams are deadlocked at 12-12 at the end. In the event that only one match is required on Sunday, an exhibition match will be played following the trophy ceremony.
All matches are best-of-three tie-break sets, with a 10-point tie-break instead of a full third set.
What is the schedule?
All times BST
Friday 25 September
Afternoon session – 1pm start
Match 1 – singles
Match 2 – singles
Evening session – 7pm start
Match 3 – singles
Match 4 – doubles
Saturday 26 September
Afternoon session – 1pm start
Match 5 – singles
Match 6 – singles
Evening session – 7pm start
Match 7 – singles
Match 8 – doubles
Sunday 27 September
Day session – 12pm start
Match 9 – doubles
Match 10 – singles
Match 11 – singles
Match 12 – singles
What are the teams?
TEAM EUROPE
Captain: Yannick Noah / Vice Captain: Tim Henman
- Alexander Zverev
- Carlos Alcaraz
- Flavio Cobolli
- Rafael Jodar
- Jakub Mensik
- Casper Ruud
- Arthur Fery (alternate)
TEAM WORLD
Captain: Andre Agassi / Vice-Captain: Pat Rafter
- Alex de Minaur
- Taylor Fritz
- Brandon Nakashima
- Alexander Bublik
- Learner Tien
- Francisco Cerundolo
- Ignacio Buse (alternate)
Are there tickets still available?
There are tickets still available for all five sessions across the weekend.
Prices range from £64 in the upper levels of The O2 to £1,745 for the best hospitality packages. You can access tickets here.
Multi-session ticket packages and group tickets for 12 or more are also available.






