Laver Cup 2023 LIVE: Date, UK start times, format, teams, full schedule and how to follow as Team Europe take on Team World

The 2023 Laver Cup is coming up this weekend as Team Europe and Team World ready themselves for three days of action in Canada. 

Vancouver will host the tournament for the first time as tennis’ best stars head to the Rogers Arena to compete for the trophy. 

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Captains Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe have selected their players as they put together strong line-ups for their title bid. 

Team Europe have won the last four Laver Cups, winning last year’s tournament 14-1 in what was Roger Federer’s grand farewell.  

Laver Cup 2023: Date and how to follow

The 2023 Laver Cup is set to get underway on Friday, September 22. 

The competition will last three days, coming to an end on Sunday, September 24. 

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It will take place in Canada at the Rogers Arena, Vancouver. 

All of the action will be broadcast live on Eurosport and fans can tune in on TV, eurosport.co.uk, the Eurosport app and on-demand on Discovery+. 

Details on how to subscribe to Discovery+ can be found . 

talkSPORT and marvelbet369.com will also keep you updated with all the latest news.

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Laver Cup 2023: How it works

The Laver Cup is tennis’ equivalent to the Ryder Cup. 

Across the three days, two teams of six (Team Europe and Team World) compete against each other across singles and doubles matches.

Points are gained for every win and the first team to reach 13 points will win the tournament. 

On the first day a win is worth one point but increases each day. 

Winners receive two points on the second day and then three on the third. 

Once a team reaches 13 points, no more games are played and they are crowned champions. 

Each match is the best of three sets with a 10-point tiebreaker taking place instead of a third set if a decider is needed. 

Each player must play one singles match in the opening two days while four of the six team members must feature in at least one doubles game with the same pairing not allowed to be used twice. 

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Laver Cup 2023: Teams 

Team Europe 

Captain: Bjorn Borg / Vice Captain: Thomas Enqvist

• Stefanos Tsitsipas
• Andrey Rublev 
• Casper Ruud
• Hubert Hurkacz
• Gael Monfils 
• Alejandro Davidovich Fokina

Team World 

Captain: John McEnroe / Vice Captain: Patrick McEnroe 

• Felix Auger-Aliassime
• Taylor Fritz 
• Frances Tiafoe
• Tommy Paul
• Francisco Cerundolo 
• Ben Shelton

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Laver Cup 2023: Schedule 

All UK start times 

The line-up for matches will be announced the day before the sessions. 

Friday, September 22 

Day Session - play begins at 9pm

• Match 1 - Singles
• Match 2 - Singles 

Night Session - play begins at 3am

• Match 3 - Singles 
• Match 4 - Doubles 

Saturday, September 23 

Day Session - play begins at 9pm

• Match 5 - Singles 
• Match 6 - Singles 

Night Session - play begin at 3am

• Match 7 - Singles 
• Match 8 - Doubles 

Sunday, September 24 

Day Session - play begins at 8pm

• Match 9 - Doubles 
• Match 10 - Singles 

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• Match 11 - Singles 
• Match 12 - Singles