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Friday 10 November 2017 16:36, UK
Rafael Nadal will bid to cap off a fine season at the ATP Finals in London but will face a stern challenge from Roger Federer with six other players hoping to surprise the odds.
Nadal, the year-end world No 1, has won six titles this season, including the French Open and US Open, and despite reaching the season finale for a 13th successive year, has never won the title.
Federer, the Spaniard's biggest challenge to the title in London, heads to The O2 with a season-best seven titles and targeting a seventh year-end title.
Eight different countries are represented in the eight-man singles field for the second successive year and you can watch every single game, set and match live on Sky Sports, as well as stay across all the action and reaction on our digital platforms. Here's how…
WAYS TO WATCH
Live coverage on Sky Sports and Sky Sports for iPad app. For Sky Sports' tennis listings in full click here.
Henri Kontinen & John Peers v Ryan Harrison & Michael Venus - Coverage begins at 12.00pm on Sky Sports Arena.
Not before 2pm: Roger Federer v Jack Sock
Jean-Julien Rojer & Horia Tecau v Pierre-Hugues Herbert & Nicolas Mahut - Coverage begins at 6pm on Sky Sports Arena.
Not before 8pm: Alexander Zverev v Marin Cilic
Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares v Mike Bryan & Bob Bryan - Coverage begins at 12.00pm on Sky Sports Arena.
Not before 2pm: Dominic Thiem v Grigor Dimitrov
Lukasz Kubot & Marcelo Melo v Ivan Dodig & Marcel Granollers - Coverage begins at 6pm on Sky Sports Arena.
Not before 8pm: Rafael Nadal v David Goffin
Groups will alternate for the rest of the week until the semi-finals, which take place on Saturday 18 November - on Sky Sports from midday, with the finals on Sunday 19 November - starting on Sky Sports from 3.30pm.
Sky Sports for iPhone / Android / iPad and skysports.com: Don't miss our live rolling blog of each game featuring in-play video clips of all the key moments, as well as match reports, news, reaction, analysis and videos.
Sky Go: Stay with the action online, on iPhone, iPad or selected Android smartphones with the Sky Go app.
Twitter: Follow @SkySportsTennis for score updates and news throughout the week.
Sky Q: The best of our video content showcased on our next generation box, which can record and store more than before and even save recordings to your devices to watch when you're out and about. Sky Q customers can also use the Sky Sports News HQ app to get scorecards and video clips as well as catching up with highlights via the red button.
The season-ending extravaganza ATP Finals at London's O2 in November ends another memorable year which will be covered via our website www.skysports.com/tennis with live blogs and updates as the season reaches its climax.
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