Great Britain take on Ecuador this weekend in the first Davis Cup tie in London in a decade.
The second round clash at the Copper Box Arena is a two-day, best-of-five rubber match – four singles matches and one doubles contest – and will decide who progresses to the finals in Italy in November.
Though Jack Draper remains sidelined and Cameron Norrie has now been ruled out with injury, the hosts are not short on talent and are the favourites to progress against Ecuador, who are the lowest-ranked team remaining in the competition.
Great Britain have Wimbledon finalist Arthur Fery and Toby Samuel, who has won three times on the ATP Challenger Tour in the last 12 months, set to feature in the singles, while Neal Skupski and Henry Patten are two of the best doubles players in the world, with six Grand Slam titles between them, including three this year.
Samuel, now ranked a career-high 95th in the world, will face Ecuador's top-ranked singles player Andres Andrade, who is No. 203 in the rankings, up first on Saturday, before Fery takes on 293-ranked Alvaro Guillen Meza.
Radio Times has the full order of play for the Davis Cup 2026, with the full tournament schedule, updated with the latest matches each and every day.
Davis Cup 2026: Great Britain v Ecuador order of play – Saturday 19 September
All UK time. Singles matches only.
- Toby Samuel (GBR) v Andres Andrade (ECU)
- Arthur Fery (GBR) v Alvaro Guillen Meza (ECU)
Davis Cup 2026: Great Britain v Ecuador schedule
- Match one: 1st singles match – Toby Samuel v Andres Andrade
- Match two: 2nd singles match – Arthur Fery v Alvaro Guillen Meza
- Match three: Doubles match – Neal Skupski / Henry Patten v Gonzalo Escobar / Diego Higaldo
- Match four: 3rd singles match – Arthur Fery v Andres Andrade
- Match two: 4th singles match – Toby Samuel v Alvaro Guillen Meza
How to watch Davis Cup 2026 on TV and live stream in the UK
Unfortunately, the Davis Cup has not been selected for live TV broadcast in the UK.
However, fans can watch Great Britain v Ecuador in the second round of the competition live for free on BBC iPlayer.
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