As the Madrid Open 2022 rattles down the home stretch, there's still plenty of top-tier tennis action to look forward to. If you're an avid watcher of the sport or just a casual enthusiast, you won't want to miss any of the upcoming matches as the men's semi-finals and women's final get underway.

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Carlos Alcaraz beat fellow Spaniard Rafael Nadal in the quarter-finals. He will now face World No.1 Novak Djokovic in the penultimate round.

The other men's semi-final sees defending champion Alexander Zverev play Stefanos Tsitsipas.

Women's world No.1 Iga Swiatek was forced to exit the competition before a ball was even struck due to a shoulder problem – a blow for viewers but good news for the rest of the female contingent.

In the final, Ons Jabeur and Jessica Pegula will battle it out to claim victory.

RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch the Madrid Open 2022 tennis tournament.

When is the Madrid Open 2022?

The tournament kicked off on Monday 2nd May 2022.

The men's tournament will draw to a close with the final on Sunday 8th May 2022. with the women's wrapping up the day before.

How to watch and live stream Madrid Open 2022 in the UK

You can tune in to watch the entire tournament unfold live on Amazon Prime Video. Sign up for a free trial now and soak up some of the finest tennis action around.

If you do decide to sign up, Amazon offers a 30-day free trial, which also means you can watch hit shows such as Rooney and All or Nothing: Juventus, as well as some Premier League matches.

Afterwards, a subscription costs £7.99 a month and offers free next day delivery on thousands of items, as well as the Amazon Prime Video library.

Madrid Open 2022 schedule

ATP Men's Singles (500)

  • Semi-finals: Saturday 7th
  • Final: Sunday 8th

WTA Women's Singles (1000)

  • Final: Saturday 7th

Where is the Madrid Open 2022 held?

The tournament is held at La Caja Magica – which translates as The Magic Box – in Madrid, Spain.

The Madrid Open has been held here since 2009 and the venue has also hosted the Davis Cup finals since 2019. There are three courts included in the arena with the 12,000-capacity Estadio Manolo Santana featuring as the crown jewel.

If you’re looking for something else to watch, check out our TV Guide, or visit our dedicated hub for more Sports news.

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