Federer anyone? Tennis Channel will air what is expected to be the final competitive match of tennis great Roger Federer on Friday (Sept. 23) as part of its coverage of the Laver Cup from London.

The 2 p.m. match will team Federer with fellow great Rafael Nadal against U.S. Open quarterfinalist Frances Tiafoe and Olympic doubles gold medalist Jack Sock.

Federer’s finale will also air on some of the Bally Sports networks co-owned with the Sinclair Broadcast Group-owned Tennis Channel, as well as T2, the ad-supported channel available on Samsung TV Plus — essentially to anyone with a Samsung TV made after 2017.

Federer is a 20-time major singles champion who announced his retirement at age 41 and with a knee injury that has sidelined him and resulted in multiple surgeries.

MSG Networks said it will have live coverage of the Federer match, which will air on MSG+ from 2-6 p.m. ■ 

Roger Federer will attempt to fill in one of the few gaps in his stellar tennis resume, as he leads Switzerland's attempt to win the Davis Cup against France.  Tennis Channel will cover the tie from Lille, France from Friday, Nov. 21 through Sunday, Nov. 23.

The sports's all-time Grand Slam leader will team with world No. 4 Stan Wawrinka (pictured, left), with Switzerland eyeing its first Davis Cup championship against a French team led by Jo Wilifred Tsonga and Gael Monfils on the indoor red clay court at Stade Pierre Mauroy.

Federer, currently the world No. 2, must overcome a bad back that forced him to withdraw from the ATP World Finals championship match against Novak Djokovic last Sunday in London, as well as some bad blood that surfaced during and after the tourney's semifinal win over his friend Wawrinka on Nov. 15.

Wawrinka will open matters versus Tsonga, while Federer draws Monfils in the second singles encounter on Friday.

The doubles on Saturday is scheduled to face the French duo of Richard Gasquet and Julien Benneteau versus the Swiss pair of Marco Chiudinelli and Michael Lammer. However, the team captain can change his charges up to an hour before the match, and if Federer is fit, Switzerland may insert its top two players.

If the outcome remains in question in the three-of-five competition, the reverse singles on Sunday will showcase Federer-Tsonga, and Wawrinka-Monfils in what could be the decisive encounter.

Emmy Award-winning announcer Brett Haber will handle play-by-play responsibilities during Tennis Channel's Davis Cup coverage this weekend, with former U.S. Davis Cup player Justin Gimelstob manning the analyst's role.

Coverage from Stade Pierre Mauroy, Lille, France (ET, subject to change):

Friday, Nov. 21:

8 a.m. - Live Singles #1

11 a.m. - Live Singles #2

{2:30 p.m. - Instant Encore Singles #1}

{8 p.m. - Instant Encore Singles #1}

{11p.m. - Instant Encore Singles #2}

Saturday, Nov. 22:

9:30 a.m. - Live Doubles

{2 p.m. - Instant Encore Doubles}

{8 p.m. - Instant Encore Doubles}

{11:30 p.m. - Instant Encore Doubles}

Sunday, Nov. 23:

7 a.m. - Live Singles #1

10 a.m. - Live Singles #2

{2 p.m. - Instant Encore Singles #1}

{8 p.m. - Instant Encore Singles #1}

{11 p.m. - Instant Encore Singles #2}