Loading Events

« All Events

2027 Laver Cup

September 24, 2027 – September 26, 2027 PDT

Updated on September 30, 2026

The Laver Cup is an annual men’s team tennis competition that has quickly become one of the most anticipated events on the global tennis calendar. Conceived by tennis legend Roger Federer and his longtime business partner Tony Godsick, the tournament made its debut in 2017 and has grown into what many describe as tennis’s answer to golf’s Ryder Cup.

LOS ANGELES 2027

Laver Cup 2027

The Laver Cup heads to Southern California for its landmark 10th edition, with defending champions Team Europe set to face Team World at Intuit Dome.

DATES 24–26 September 2027
VENUE Intuit Dome
EDITION 10th
TEAM EUROPE
VS
TEAM WORLD
TOURNAMENT OVERVIEW

2027 Laver Cup at a Glance

The 10th edition of the Laver Cup will bring Team Europe and Team World to Intuit Dome in the Los Angeles area for three days of team tennis.

📅 Dates Sep 24–26 Friday to Sunday
📍 Location Inglewood California, United States
🏟️ Venue Intuit Dome Los Angeles area
🔟 Edition 10th First held in 2017
🏆 Defending Champions Team Europe 2026 winners
🎾 Format Europe vs World Six players per team
LATEST CHAMPIONS

Team Europe Reclaims the Laver Cup

Team Europe won the 2026 Laver Cup at The O2 in London, defeating Team World 13–5. Alexander Zverev secured the decisive three points on Sunday with a 7–6(3), 6–3 victory over Learner Tien.

TEAM EUROPE 13
—
TEAM WORLD 5
2026 CHAMPIONS TEAM EUROPE
LATEST EDITION

2026 Championship Teams

These were the final Team Europe and Team World rosters for the 2026 Laver Cup in London. Player lineups for Los Angeles 2027 have not yet been announced.

TEAM

Europe

2026 CHAMPIONS
Captain Yannick Noah
Vice Captain Tim Henman
🇪🇸
🇮🇹
Flavio Cobolli Italy
🇪🇸
Rafael Jodar Spain
🇨🇿
Jakub Mensik Czech Republic
🇳🇴
Casper Ruud Norway
2026 Alternate 🇬🇧 Arthur Fery
TEAM

World

2026 RUNNERS-UP
Captain Andre Agassi
Vice Captain Pat Rafter
🇺🇸
Taylor Fritz United States
🇦🇺
Alex de Minaur Australia
🇺🇸
Brandon Nakashima United States
🇰🇿
Alexander Bublik Kazakhstan
🇺🇸
Learner Tien United States
🇦🇷
Francisco Cerundolo Argentina
2026 Alternate 🇵🇪 Ignacio Buse
2027 lineup status: Team Europe and Team World player rosters for Los Angeles 2027 have not yet been officially announced. This section currently shows the final teams from London 2026.
2027 TOURNAMENT DATES

Three Days in Los Angeles

The 2027 Laver Cup will take place from September 24–26 at Intuit Dome. Detailed session times and player matchups have not yet been released.

01
FRIDAY

September 24

1 PT / WIN
DAY 1 Time TBA
Official session schedule to be announced
02
SATURDAY

September 25

2 PTS / WIN
DAY 2 Time TBA
Official session schedule to be announced
03
SUNDAY

September 26

3 PTS / WIN
FINAL DAY Time TBA
Official session schedule to be announced
ℹ️
2027 schedule status

The dates and venue are confirmed. Official session start times, daily lineups and individual matchups will be added when announced.

FORMAT EXPLAINED

How the Laver Cup Works

The Laver Cup combines singles and doubles matches with a scoring system that gives every day more value than the one before it.

01

Two Teams

Six players represent Europe and six represent the rest of the world, with captains managing their daily lineups.

02

12 Matches

The full competition can feature nine singles matches and three doubles matches across the three days.

03

Points Increase

Each win is worth one point on Friday, two points on Saturday and three points on Sunday.

04

Race to 13

The first team to collect 13 points wins the Laver Cup and lifts the trophy.

EVERY DAY MATTERS MORE

1 → 2 → 3

The increasing value of each match means the competition can remain open deep into the final day.

FRI 1 point per win
→
SAT 2 points per win
→
SUN 3 points per win
🎾
Best of Three

Singles and doubles are played as best-of-three-set matches.

🔟
Match Tiebreak

If the match reaches one set all, a 10-point match tiebreak replaces a full third set.

⚡
Possible Decider

If the teams are tied 12–12 after all scheduled matches, an overtime doubles match determines the champion.

LAVER CUP HISTORY

Europe 6 · World 3

Nine editions have now been completed since the inaugural Laver Cup in Prague in 2017. Team Europe reclaimed the trophy in London in 2026 and will arrive in Los Angeles as defending champions.

TEAM EUROPE 6 TITLES
2017
→
2026
TEAM WORLD 3 TITLES
2017 Prague Team Europe
2018 Chicago Team Europe
2019 Geneva Team Europe
2021 Boston Team Europe
2022 London Team World
2023 Vancouver Team World
2024 Berlin Team Europe
2025 San Francisco Team World
2026 London Team Europe
2026
LATEST EDITION

Europe Reclaims the Cup in London

Team Europe started strongly at The O2, taking a 3–1 lead after Friday before Team World fought back during a dramatic Saturday. Europe still entered the final day ahead 7–5.

Flavio Cobolli and Jakub Mensik defeated Taylor Fritz and Alex de Minaur 7–5, 6–3 in Sunday’s opening doubles match to extend Europe’s lead to 10–5. Alexander Zverev then defeated Learner Tien 7–6(3), 6–3 to seal a 13–5 victory and Europe’s sixth Laver Cup title.

10TH EDITION

Los Angeles 2027

The next Laver Cup will be staged at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, from September 24–26, 2027. It will mark the tournament’s 10th edition and its first visit to the Los Angeles area. Player announcements, detailed session times and additional event information will be added as they are confirmed.

24–26 SEP 2027 INTUIT DOME

⚠️ Disclaimer:

The information provided on Tennis Tour Calendar (tennistourcalendar.com) is for general reference only. While we strive to keep details accurate and up to date, tournament information (including schedules, prize money, player entries, organizers and tournament directors) may change at any time or be incorrectly listed. We cannot guarantee the completeness or accuracy of the information provided.

For official and most up-to-date details, please refer to:

This website is an independent tennis resource and is not affiliated with the ATP, WTA, or ITF. Always check with the official event organizers for the latest and most accurate updates.

Image Usage Notice: The featured images used on our event pages are not official tournament images or logos. We create and use our own visuals sourced from free image platforms such as Canva and other Creative Commons licensed resources to avoid copyright issues associated with official branding or photographs. These images are used purely for illustrative and editorial purposes to represent the event in a visually consistent manner across our site.

Creative Commons licenses and Canva’s terms of use permit creators to share their work legally under certain conditions. Depending on the license type, this may include requirements such as proper attribution, sharing adaptations under the same terms, or restrictions against adding further limitations. We always strive to comply with these license terms in good faith and ensure only images with commercial-use permissions are included.

If you are the owner of an image featured on this website and would like it to be removed, please contact us at
moc.rendalruottinnisset@nimda
(please reverse it back when typing), or through our Contact Page. We will promptly take action.