It's time to find a good Australian Open live stream to take a little break from the chaos going on around the world (and in Australia itself). As the tournament begins play, we bring you a complete guide to the action that will take place at the 2020 Australian Open.

Rafael Nadal was eliminated early, but Federer and Djokovic will also face off in the semifinals. For more on this match, check out our Federer vs. Djokovic live stream guide.

Acy Barty (1) and Simona Halep (4) are favored to play in the final, at least according to the rankings. Naomi Osaka lost in the first round and did not defend her title. A live stream of Barty vs. Kenin is needed to see if Barty will play Halep.

Although the start time is set, we are not betting that the tournament will run perfectly according to schedule. Weather.com is expecting thunderstorms in Melbourne on Monday, which could throw some kinks into the plans. ESPN reports that referees are empowered to stop matches.

Nevertheless, we hope that the upcoming weeks of matches go better than the pessimism predicts. If all goes well, we will be able to live stream the Australian Open 2020 tennis together from anywhere on the planet without any problems.

Play typically begins at 11:00 a.m. local Australian time (7:00 p.m. Eastern, 4:00 p.m. Pacific, midnight Japan time).

The semi-finals are scheduled for the 29th and the final for this weekend.

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In the United States, live streaming of the Australian Open relies on ESPN and Tennis Channel. This makes the Australian Open live stream much more accessible than many other sporting events that are held outside the country and streamed live on premium channels.

This means that those who have access to it can enjoy it on TV as part of their regular subscription package. Because these channels are broadcast on several live TV services, even cord cutters can watch the Aussie Open.

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

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.

Channel 9, as usual, is streaming the Australian Open live in Australia. This means you have the option of watching it on TV or on the app.

TSN has the Australian Open tennis on lockdown, along with other Grand Slam tennis events. This means that it is available via traditional television broadcast and online streaming (including TSN's app).

In Kiwi, the Australian Open is streamed live on Sky NZ.