You can follow all the action on Tour de France stage 20 LIVE throughout the day in our live report, but for a live broadcast, there are also plenty of options.
The high mountain action may have ended but it'll be well worth tuning in, with a route that could see breakaway fireworks from start to finish. The penultimate stage of the Tour de France, when not in the mountains, often goes the way of the break hunters, with such depleted resources among the sprinters' teams, and desperation among the teams yet to get anything out of the race.
This stage is tilted even further away from the fast finishers, with a constantly undulating parcours that kicks off with the early climb of the Col de la Croix de la Serra. It should be a frenetic start as the battle for the breakaway fires from the gun, and it might not settle down much after that.
Tadej Pogaćar wears the yellow jersey and is expected to come through without trouble to ride into Paris in yellow on Sunday.
Read on for all the details on how to watch Tour de France stage 20 online, on TV, and wherever you are in the world.
Where to watch stage 20 of the Tour de France
Fans in the UK can watch stage 20 of the Tour de France for free on ITV4 and its streaming platform ITVX, although coverage only starts at 13:00 BST, nearly two hours after the start of the stage. For full coverage, TNT Sports 1 and Discovery+ (£30.99/month) are live with stage 20 of the Tour de France from 10:45 BST.
In the US, stage 20 of the Tour de France is airing exclusively on NBC and its streaming platform Peacock, with coverage starting at 06:00 ET.
Over in Canada, cycling streamer Flobikes has the Tour de France rights, with its coverage of stage206 starting at 06:00 ET.
In Australia, the Tour de France is with SBS, with stage 20 going out on the main SBS channel and the SBS On Demand streaming platform from 19:55 AEST.
Can I watch stage 20 of the Tour de France for free?
Yes, stage 20 of the Tour de France is being broadcast for free in numerous countries, including the UK, where ITV has the rights for the final time, and Australia, where SBS On Demand has free streaming.
For more information and a full list of free-to-air broadcasters, we have a dedicated guide for that....
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When to watch: Tour de France stage 20 schedule and timings
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Local time (CET)
UK time (BST)
US time (ET)
Australia time (AEST)
Start of stage 20
12:15
11:15
06:15
20:15
Finish of stage 20 (earliest predicted)
16:12
15:12
10:12
00:12 (Sunday)
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Patrick is a freelance sports writer and editor. He’s an NCTJ-accredited journalist with a bachelor’s degree in modern languages (French and Spanish). Patrick worked full-time at Cyclingnews for eight years between 2015 and 2023, latterly as Deputy Editor.
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