Carlos Alcaraz will begin the Laver Cup in doubles action while Rafael Jodar will make his debut in the competition in singles.
This year’s event is taking place at London’s O2 Arena after Team World won 15-9 last year in San Francisco.
This is the second year with captains Yannick Noah and Andre Agassi representing Team Europe and Team World respectively.
On day one there will be three singles matches and one doubles contest with the same being repeated on Saturday and Sunday.
The difference on Sunday is that play will start with the doubles match which is then followed by three singles matches.
It will be one point for each win on day one with two points being awarded on day two and three points on day three.
The winning team must have at least 13 points to win the Laver Cup as Team Europe looks to wrestle control back of the trophy.
On day one, play will start with Casper Ruud taking on Francisco Cerundolo which is a rematch from the opening contest in Berlin two years ago.
That match will begin at 1pm and will be followed by Jakub Mensik taking on Brandon Nakashima, who has had an incredible last 12 months.
The night session will begin at 7pm and will see Rafael Jodar make his Laver Cup debut as one of tennis’ young stars takes on Alexander Bublik.
Bublik will then compete with Taylor Fritz in the following doubles as they face Jakub Mensik and Carlos Alcaraz.
Team Europe are bidding to win their sixth Laver Cup title and their first since the 2024 win in Berlin.
