Time to talk about the Djokovic vs. Thiem live stream. After upsetting Rafa in the quarterfinals, Dominic Thiem was expected to make it to the final, but the Austrian beat Zverev in four sets to advance.

How did he get here? Djokovic won in straight sets against Federer on Thursday night, but Roger's performance has been marred by groin and back problems. So while one wonders how much Djokovic won in the match and how much Federer himself lost in the match, there is a little more momentum for Thiem in his comeback performance.

Weather.com has Melbourne's weather forecast for Sunday as partly cloudy, with a 20% chance of precipitation. Hopefully the clouds won't wash away the precipitation portion and we can live stream Djokovic vs. Thiem together without any hindrance, no matter where we are on the planet.

The match between Djokovic and Thiem began on Sunday, February 2, at 7:30 PM local time in Australia. That's 3:30 a.m. Eastern time, 12:30 a.m. Pacific time, and 8:30 a.m. Japan time, which is insanely early.

The live stream of Kenin vs Muguruza took place a day earlier, at the same time on Saturday. So how can you watch a match if you live in the US and couldn't be bothered to watch the match until later in the evening?

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In the US, ESPN and Tennis Channel are broadcasting the Aussie Open matches, with Djokovic vs. Thiem on the latter (9 p.m. ET).

This means that those with access to television can enjoy it on TV as part of their regular subscription package. Cord cutters can also watch the Aussie Open.

ESPN Plus is the best choice for live streaming of the Australian Open.

Australians can watch the Australian Open for free. If you tune in to Channel 9, you can watch the Djokovic vs. Thiem match live streaming.

Eurosport is the home of live streaming of the Australian Open 2020 in the UK. Subscriptions are available from Sky, TVPlayer, and Virgin Media.

To stream events outside of these packages, you can use the Eurosport Player, which has its own app. This service costs £6.99 per month or £39.99 per year.

TSN has locked down the Djokovic vs. Thiem and the men's Aussie Open final, along with other Grand Slam tennis events. This means that they will be available via traditional television broadcast and online streaming (including TSN's app).

Kiwis can watch Djokovic vs. Thiem (and all Australian Open matches) on Sky NZ.