No matter which player comes out on top during tonight’s women’s final at the US Open, the winner will be a first-time champion.

American Jessica Pegula earned her spot in her first-ever grand slam final thanks to a comeback victory over Karolina Muchova on September 5.

Pegula and Sabalenka have met on the court recently, too; Pegula is 15-1 since returning from the Olympic Games, and that one loss was to Sabalenka in the Cincinnati Open final in August.

This afternoon, the final match airs live on ESPN and ESPN+.

US Open Women’s Final date and time: When is Pegula vs. Sabalenka at the US Open?

Jessica Pegula and Aryna Sabalenka face off today, September 7 at 4:00 p.m. ET.

What channel is the US Open on?

Today’s US Open final will air on ESPN. If you have cable, you’ll simply have to tune into ESPN at 4:00 p.m. to watch.

How to watch and stream Pegula vs. Sabalenka at the US Open:

If you don’t have cable, there are a few ways to stream the match between Pegula and Sabalenka.

ESPN+

ESPN+ costs $10.99/month, and with a subscription, you’ll be able to stream the rest of the US Open in addition to other sporting events on ESPN, like Monday Night Football.

Sling TV

Sling TV doesn’t offer a free trial, but you can get 50% off your first month no matter which plan you subscribe to. Sling Orange includes ESPN, while Sling Blue includes ABC — to get both, you’ll need to subscribe to the combined plan, which will be $30 for your first month.

Hulu + Live TV

If you want to stream the US Open with a free trial, consider Hulu + Live TV, which includes ABC and ESPN, and comes with a three-day free trial before costing $76.99/month.

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