Tennis on telly
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Summary of Olympics coverage

BBC1 & Red button can only show two live sports, unlikely any tennis until Thu

Eurosport 3-9 on Sky, Virgin, BT TV & Eurosport channel on Amazon Prime; Centre Court tennis on Eurosport 3

Eurosport Player (not via Prime) & Discovery+ have *everything* live

In more details at tennisontelly.uk:

The delayed Olympic games get underway on Friday, 23 July and the tennis event takes place from day 2 through to the following weekend at the Ariake Tennis Park in Tokyo, played on hard courts.

Men's and women's singles and doubles start on Saturday, with Andy Murray and Liam Broady representing Team GB in the men's singles and Heather Watson in women's. Neal Skupski and Jamie Murray will be seeded in the men's doubles, and Andy Murray will partner Joe Salisbury. Mixed doubles starts on Wednesday and pairings will be announced on site.

Gold medallists at the last Olympic Games in Rio, in 2016, are Andy Murray and Monica Puig in the singles, Marc Lopez and Rafael Nadal won the men's doubles, Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina in women's doubles, with Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Jack Sock in mixed doubles. Andy Murray and Bethanie Mattek-Sands (with a different partner) are the only players who can defend their titles.

Coverage of the entire Olympic Games is across Eurosport Player and Discovery+, same coverage on both platforms with all tennis matches in all rounds available live. Eurosport has seven linear channels, Eurosport 3-9, in addition to Eurosport 1 and 2, available on Sky, Virgin Media and BT TV platforms as well as on Discovery+ and for Eurosport subscribers through Amazon Prime Video. Eurosport 1 will be simulcast in 4K UHD on Sky Q and Virgin Media. Eurosport 1 will show the men's and women's singles bronze and gold medal matches on the weekend of 31 July and 1 August, with Adam Fielder, Miles Maclagan and Jo Durie on commentary. Eurosport 3 will focus mainly on tennis throughout the nine days of competition, with world feed commentary from Pete Odgers and Gigi Salmon.

The BBC has daily live coverage from the Olympic Games on BBC One, Two and the BBC Red Button, with coverage of all bronze and gold medal matches expected to be featured live, in the afternoon and evening highlights programmes and available on BBC iPlayer. Nick Lester and Sam Smith are the BBC's tennis commentators.

The tennis events start at 3:00 BST Saturday to Thursday, and from 4:00 BST on Friday, 30 July onwards.

That's definitely not what it sounded like the BBC were showing on the previous link I posted which is a real shame.