The German Padel Series GPS 1000 reaches its climax in Cologne with live streaming of both men's and women's finals on SportEurope.tv.
GPS 1000 Cologne Finals: Complete Streaming Schedule
The Deutscher Padel Verband (DPV) has announced the full streaming schedule for the final day of the GPS 1000 in Cologne, with action beginning at 09:45 CET on SportEurope.tv. The broadcast will feature semifinals from both categories, building toward the championship matches that will determine the 2026 German Padel Series champions.
The women's final is scheduled for 13:00, followed by the men's final at 14:30. Commentary will be provided by Candide throughout the day, ensuring viewers receive expert analysis and insights into the matches. Beyond the on-court action, the broadcast will include player interviews and behind-the-scenes coverage from The Cube venue in Cologne.
Live Venue Experience at The Cube
For padel enthusiasts in the Cologne area, the DPV has extended an invitation to attend the finals in person at The Cube, the host facility for this prestigious GPS 1000 event. The venue's team is prepared to welcome spectators for what promises to be an exciting day of competitive padel.
The GPS 1000 represents one of the most important tournaments in the German Padel Series calendar, attracting top domestic talent competing for significant ranking points and prize money. The final day showcases the sport's highest level of play in Germany.
Supporting German Padel Growth
The comprehensive streaming and in-venue offerings reflect the DPV's commitment to growing padel's visibility and accessibility across Germany. By providing free live coverage on SportEurope.tv alongside in-person viewing opportunities, the federation continues building the sport's fanbase while supporting its professional players.
Fans can tune in to SportEurope.tv starting at 09:45 to catch the semifinals and finals of the GPS 1000 Cologne.
