The schedule and dates of the 112th edition of the Davis Cup have been released. From timings to epic matchups, our comprehensive guide covers every essential detail about the Davis Cup Group Stage and exhilarating finals.

The Davis Cup is the premier international team event in men's tennis and is contested annually between teams from different countries.

The tournament is held in various locations worldwide, it started in February 2024 and is set to end in November 2024 at the Davis Cup Finals.

Fans can expect to witness some of the best tennis players in the world competing to represent their countries in the 112th edition of this historic tournament.

In this blog, you can find all the information you need about the qualifiers, the Davis Cup schedule and the best matches to look out for. Read on to find out how you can watch the Davis Cup 2024 from the best seats in the house.

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Who are the Davis Cup 2024 Qualifiers?

The qualifying rounds took place between 1st - 4th February and featured 24 teams vying for the 12 spots in the finals.

The 12 teams that made it through to the finals were:

  • Argentina
  • Belgium
  • Brazil
  • Canada
  • Chile
  • Czechia
  • Finland
  • France
  • Germany
  • Netherlands
  • Slovakia
  • USA

Those 12 teams will be joining Australia, Italy (both received automatic qualification due to being finalists of the 2023 competition), Great Britain and Spain (wild card teams).

Davis Cup 2024 Group Stage Locations

The Davis Cup tennis finals round will begin with the Group Stage. These will take place from 10th -15th September in Bologna, Manchester, Valencia and Zhuhai, featuring 16 teams. These teams will be playing for a spot in the Final 8 knockout stage.

The groups were set after the Group Stage draw earlier this week.

Take a look at them below:

Group A

Host: Unipol Arena, Bologna, Italy

  • Italy
  • Netherlands
  • Belgium
  • Brazil

Group B

Host: Pabellon Fuente de San Luis, Valencia, Spain

  • Australia
  • Czechia
  • France
  • Spain

Group C

Host: Hengqin International Tennis Centre, Zhuhai, China P.R

  • Germany
  • USA
  • Slovakia
  • Chile

Group D

Host: AO Arena, Manchester, Great Britain

  • Canada
  • Finland
  • Great Britain
  • Argentina

Find out more about the Davis Cup Format 2024 here.

What is the schedule for the Davis Cup 2024?

The 2024 Davis Cup will be the 112th edition of the tournament, featuring 16 teams in the finals (following the change from 18 to 16 from the 2022 edition).

The Group Stage events will be played in a round-robin format with the top two teams in each group progressing to the Final 8 in Malaga.

The schedule has been released for the Finals Group D event at AO Arena in Manchester. Play will begin at 13:00 BST each day.

Davis Cup 2024 Order of Play

The full schedule of the order of play for Group B is as follows:

Tuesday 10th September

Canada v Argentina

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Wednesday 11th September

Finland v Great Britain

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Thursday 12th September

Canada v Finland

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Friday 13th September

Great Britain v Argentina

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Saturday 14th September

Finland v Argentina

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Sunday 15th September

Canada v Great Britain

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Where is the David Cup Final?

The winners and runners-up of each group will then progress to the Final 8 knockout stage in Malaga on 19th - 24th November.

The draw for the Final 8 will take place following the Finals Group Stage in September.

Who is playing in the GB Davis Cup team?

The Great British Davis Cup provisional squad has not been announced as of yet.

As there are high chances of there being similarities to last year’s GB squad, let’s take a look back at the 2023 squad:

GB Davis Cup 2023 Squad

Cam Norrie (world No.13)
Jack Draper (world No.78)
Liam Broady* (world No.142)
Neal Skupski (Doubles - world No.2)
Joe Salisbury** (Doubles - world No.6)
Captain: Leon Smith

*Replaced Andy Murray due to injury
** Replaced Dan Evans due to injury

This year may be the final time we see Andy Murray playing for his country, as the legendary athlete stated after losing to Ugo Humbert in Dubai that he is “likely not going to play past this summer”.

How to secure your seat at Davis Cup 2024

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With Seat Unique, you will be able to purchase premium hospitality tickets and packages to the Davis Cup Finals in 2024, providing you with the very best seats to witness all the action from the ‘World Cup of Tennis’.