Djokovic vs Edmund: How to live stream, time, venue, where to watch, who will win and all the pre-bu

With a 24-0 record so far in 2020, Djokovic will be keen on adding one more win to his tally when he faces unseeded Brit, Kyle Edmund

There is no doubt this has been a phenomenal season for Novak Djokovic. With a 24-0 record so far in 2020, he will be keen on adding one more win to his tally when he faces unseeded Brit, Kyle Edmund. This will be the second round square-off for both players and here's everything you need to know ahead of the upcoming match.

Time

The match is slated to start at 1.30 pm ET on September 2, 2020

Venue

Both players will face off on the hardcourt of the Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Where to watch?

Fans can watch the game live on ESPN and The Tennis Channel.

How to live stream?

For those without cable, the matches can be live-streamed by purchasing Sling TV's $30 per month Orange package. Hulu and YouTube TV carries ESPN and ESPN2 which can be availed at $55 per month and $64.99 respectively.

Pre-match buzz

Djokovic in his opener eased past Damir Dzumhur 6-1 6-4 6-1. At the other end, Edmund overcame a rough start to take the game away from Alexander Bublik. Sitting at No. 44, Edmund soon sprang back with a 2-6 7-5 7-5 6-0 victory. Incidentally, he's got the second best win percentage (56%) of his at the US Open.

Ahead of the game, Edmund told ATP that the pressure was actually on Djokovic to win. "All the pressure is on him in terms of he’s expected to win and I’m not. That phrase, ‘go and have a free hit’ is okay, but you can’t just go out there and swing. Just swinging doesn’t mean you’re going to have any better success or win more points, because you can’t just go and swing against Djokovic. You have to be very disciplined when you swing. You can’t just hit through him as well. The way he plays doesn’t allow you to do that."

Who will win?

Djokovic in his red-hot form is expected to win this encounter, but do expect some fight from Edmund who seems to be wary of the threat the Serb poses. We'll be backing Djokovic to come through with this one.

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