Key Takeaways
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Matches begin Monday, July 13, with early rounds streamed on YouTube
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From the quarter-finals, coverage expands to RedBull TV and regional broadcasters
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Finals take place Sunday, July 19, with global distribution across multiple platforms
Tournament schedule
The Málaga Premier Padel P1 2026 kicks off on Monday, July 13, with the first round of the men’s draw starting at 09:00 local time (04:00 Argentina). The round of 32 continues through the day.
On Tuesday, July 14, and Wednesday, July 15, the round of 16 matches for both men and women will be played, beginning at 10:00 local time. Thursday, July 16, is reserved for the round of 16, while Friday, July 17, brings the quarter-finals starting at 10:00.
The semi-finals are scheduled for Saturday, July 18, at 12:00, with the finals set for Sunday, July 19, beginning at 14:00 local time (09:00 Argentina).
Where to watch
Fans worldwide can follow the action through multiple platforms. From Monday to Thursday, matches will be streamed live on the Premier Padel YouTube channel in regions where broadcast rights have not been sold.
Starting Friday, July 17, coverage expands to RedBull TV, available globally except in countries with exclusive rights agreements. In Spain and Andorra, Movistar Plus will also broadcast matches from the quarter-finals onward.
Regional broadcasters
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ESPN/Disney will cover South America, Central America, and the Caribbean.
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BeIN SPORTS will broadcast across the Middle East and North Africa.
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Canal will show matches in France, French overseas territories, and parts of Europe and Africa.
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Viaplay will provide coverage in the Nordic and Baltic countries.
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Sport TV will broadcast in Portugal.
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Sky/Super Tennis Padel will air matches in Italy, San Marino, and Vatican City.
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Cosmote will cover Greece.
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Sportska Televizija will broadcast in Croatia.
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TOD TV, owned by beIN Media Group, will stream matches in MENA and Turkey.
Global reach
By partnering with major broadcasters and streaming platforms, Premier Padel ensures that the Málaga P1 event reaches audiences worldwide. This strategy reflects the sport’s rapid growth and its ambition to stand alongside other major international competitions.
The week-long tournament promises high-level padel action, with fans able to follow every stage from early rounds to the finals across a wide range of platforms.
Galan and Chingotto in Bordeaux, ranking, and results
LWLWWWWWWW Galan and Chingotto have achieved a win-loss 43-7 record together in 2026. The last match they played was on the 5th of July lost to Tapia (world no.1) and Coello (world no.1) 7-5 6(4)-7 2-6 in the final.
Tapia and Coello in Bordeaux, ranking, and results
WWWWWWWWWL Tapia and Coello have achieved a win-loss 42-5 record together in 2026. The last match they played was on the 5th of July when they conquered the Bordeaux P2 2026 after beating Galan (world no.3) and Chingotto (world no.3) 5-7 7-6(4) 6-2 in the final.
