Laver Cup 2023 order of play: Schedule today (Sunday 24th September – Day 3)
We've rounded up the full Laver Cup 2023 schedule and order of play for today's matches.
It's the final day of The Laver Cup, and after two days of stellar matches it all comes down to this.
The day will start out with a doubles face-off, as Europe's Hubert Hurkacz and Andrey Rublev take on Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe for the Rest of the World.
Three singles matches will then follow, with Casper Ruud up against Taylor Fritz, Rublev and Frances Tiafoe also facing off in the singles, and Hurkacz taking on Félix Auger-Aliassime. Team World are currently way out in front leading 10-2, but can Europe bring it back?
Each match on Day 1 of the tournament was worth one point for the winning team. Day 2 and Day 3 matches are worth two and three points respectively.
A grand total of 24 points can be won across the span of the tournament, meaning the first team to reach 13 points will clinch overall victory for either Europe or the World.
RadioTimes.com brings you the Laver Cup 2023 order of play for today.
Laver Cup order of play today
All UK time. Times approximate, subject to change. Eur = Europe. ROW = Rest of World.
Sunday 24th September
Day – from 8pm
Match 9 – Hubert Hurkacz / Andrey Rublev (EUR) v Ben Shelton / Frances Tiafoe (ROW) – Doubles
Match 10 – Casper Ruud (EUR) v Taylor Fritz (ROW) – Singles
Match 11 – Andrey Rublev (EUR) v Frances Tiafoe (ROW) – Singles
Match 12 – Hubert Hurkacz (EUR) v Félix Auger-Aliassime (ROW) – Singles
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