2026 Libéma Open Provisional Schedule

The grass-court season returns to the lush grounds of the Autotron ’s-Hertogenbosch from June 6 to June 14, 2026. As one of the most prestigious combined ATP and WTA events on the calendar, the Libéma Open offers fans a unique opportunity to witness world-class tennis in an intimate, festival-like atmosphere.

With the official player entry list for the men’s draw now closed and the provisional schedule released, excitement is reaching a fever pitch. Whether you are a die-hard tennis aficionado or looking for a premium sporting day out, the 2026 edition promises high-stakes drama on the grass of Rosmalen.

A Star-Studded Field in Brabant

The 2026 men’s entry list is one of the strongest in the tournament’s history. Defending champion Gabriel Diallo (ATP-46) returns to protect his crown, but he faces a gauntlet of elite talent. The field is headlined by world number five Felix Auger-Aliassime, alongside former world number one and Grand Slam champion Daniil Medvedev (ATP-9).

Adding to the firepower are top-20 stars Arthur Fils and Cameron Norrie, plus perennial grass-court threats like Denis Shapovalov and the legendary Marin Cilic. Home favorites Tallon Griekspoor and Botic van de Zandschulp will carry the Dutch hopes, while Belgian fans are expected to cross the border in droves to support Zizou Bergs and the rising sensation Alexander Blockx. While the WTA entry list is still being finalized, defending champion Elise Mertens is expected to lead a formidable women’s field.

Experience More Than Just Tennis

The Libéma Open is renowned for its accessibility. Beyond the five main match courts, visitors have the unique privilege of accessing the practice courts, where they can watch their favorite stars fine-tune their serves and volleys from just a few feet away.

The 2026 event also emphasizes lifestyle and participation. Between matches, fans can explore a variety of shops and high-end restaurants. For those feeling active, a dedicated padel cage will be available, and the KNLTB Plaza will feature specially laid tennis courts where visitors can pick up a racket and play a few rallies themselves.

Day-by-Day Breakdown: The Road to the Finals

The Opening Weekend: Qualification Drama (June 6–7)

The tournament kicks off on Saturday, June 6, with the gates opening at 10:00 AM. This is a crucial day for those fighting for a spot in the main draw. Across five match courts, fans can witness 8 ATP and 12 WTA qualifying matches. A highlight of the day is the official Main Draw Ceremony at 2:00 PM on the KNLTB Plaza, where the paths to the final are determined.

On Sunday, June 7, the intensity rises as the “Finals” of the qualification rounds take place. Only four ATP and six WTA players will survive the weekend to secure their place in the prestigious main event.

The Main Draw: Early Rounds (June 8–9)

Monday, June 8, marks the official start of the main draw. With matches spread across four courts, the schedule is packed with 20 matches across singles and doubles. It is often the best day to see a high volume of top-tier players in action.

Tuesday, June 9, is historically the busiest day of the tournament. Utilizing six match courts, the program features a staggering 18 singles matches. This “Super Tuesday” is the perfect time to catch the debut matches of the top seeds.

The Mid-Week Grind (June 10–11)

On Wednesday and Thursday, the field begins to narrow. The schedule shifts focus to the second rounds and the business end of the doubles draws. Each day features 15 matches across four courts, ensuring that no matter which court you sit at, you are watching elite-level competition.

Championship Weekend: The Glory Phase (June 12–14)

Friday, June 12, is “Quarterfinal Friday.” All eight singles quarterfinals (4 ATP, 4 WTA) take place, alongside the crucial doubles semifinals. This is widely considered the most exciting day for pure tennis fans, as the stakes skyrocket.

Saturday, June 13, is Finals Day for the doubles. While the singles semifinals take center stage on the two main courts, the day concludes with the crowning of the ATP and WTA Doubles Champions.

The grand finale takes place on Sunday, June 14. The action moves exclusively to Centre Court. The WTA Singles Final will commence at 12:00 PM, followed by the ATP Singles Final at 2:30 PM.