Novak Djokovic and Stan Wawrinka
Noviak Djokovic will hope to go one better than 2015 and complete a career Grand Slam Getty

The second Grand Slam of the 2016 season is upon us as the players take to the red clay courts at the Stade de Roland Garros. Novak Djokovic will start as favourite to complete a career Grand Slam after a stellar season thus far, but the return to form of Rafael Nadal and the threat of defending champion Stanislas Wawrinka are not to be ignored.

The men's and women's singles draws took place on Friday (20 May) and with Federer's withdrawal, Nadal was moved up to 4th seed, which will see him on a collision course with Djokovic in the semi-finals if they win their respective matches up to that point. Andy Murray will start at the other end of the draw with Stan Wawrinka awaiting him in the last four if it goes according to the seeding.

On the women's singles front, Serena Williams returns as the top seed and defending champion. The World No 1 won her first title in over seven months when she claimed the Rome Masters title leading up to the French Open. Williams will be the favourite, but will face some tough competitors in Victoria Azarenka, Angelique Kerber and Garbine Muguruza.

The French Open 2016 is set to be broadcast live on TV all across the globe. IBTimes UK has put together a list of all the broadcasters from around the world - TV, mobile and online. Live TV coverage begins at 8.30 am GMT, 9.30 am BST and in India at 5 am IST.

France

In France you can catch all the action on Francetv Sport 1,2 & 3, Eurosport and Eurosport 2. Live scores and radio coverage is available via the official Roland Garros App.

Europe

The rest of Europe can watch the 2016 French Open on Eurosport 1, Eurosport player, ITV Sport, rtbf.be, NOS, Setanta Sports, yle, PTPC, SRG SSR.

Americas

The action will be broadcast all across the Americas via NBC sports, Tennis channel, TSN, Band Sports and ESPN.

Middle East

The Middle East will also have live coverage of the entire tournament from Roland Garros, and it will be broadcast via Bein Sports.

Asia

The Asian subcontinent will get live coverage via Fox Sports, WOWOW, TV Tokyo 7, CCTV 5, Neo Sports and Channel 7.

Oceania region

Australia and New Zealand will receive live TV coverage via Fox Sports and Sky Sports.

Africa

Live French Open 2016 coverage all across Africa will be available via SuperSport

Follow French Open 2016 on Social Media

The French Open 2016 can be followed via social media on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Dailymotion and Vine

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