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ServusTV lands French Open rights in Austria

Dominic Thiem of Austria plays a forehand in his first round match against Pablo Andujar of Spain during Day One of the 2021 French Open (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)

Free-to-air commercial broadcaster ServusTV has acquired rights in Austria to this year’s edition of the French Open grand slam tennis tournament.

ServusTV struck the deal with Eurosport and will show one high-profile match per day on its linear television channel and on its ServusTV On streaming platform. The deal also includes the men’s and women’s semi-finals and finals.

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