The 2024 Olympic Badminton Live Stream will feature the long-awaited Summer Games debuts of youngsters Anne Seyon and Raksha Sen.

There will be 30 matches on Monday, two of which are particularly noteworthy: Raksha Sen vs. Julian Caraggi (8 a.m. ET) and Victor Axelsen vs. Misha Zilberman (4 p.m. ET). Jonatan Christie vs. Kevin Cordon was also scheduled to take place, but Cordon, a Guatemalan, aggravated an elbow injury in the opening round against Sen and withdrew from the event. Group L was supposed to be the biggest focus early in the tournament, with either Christie or Sen set to be eliminated early, but Cordón's withdrawal made things even worse. Despite defeating Cordon in straight sets, Sen's victory was erased. Marin and Chen, winners in Rio and Tokyo, respectively, were also serious contenders, making PV Sindhu's challenge for Olympic gold a long-running soap opera in its own right.

The shuttlecocks are ready - it's going to be a thrilling gold medal race, and don't miss a moment of the Paris Games with our 2024 Olympic spectator's guide.

Australian viewers who want to enjoy every moment of the 2024 Paris Olympics are in luck. The entire sporting extravaganza will be broadcast for free on Channel 9 and 9Gem.

You can also watch badminton at the 2024 Olympics for free on the 9Now streaming service, which is compatible with most streaming devices.

Additional free coverage of the Paris Olympics is available in Canada (CBC and CBC Gem) and the UK (BBC iPlayer). However, these networks do not televise all of the competitions, so you may need to subscribe to a premium service to see full coverage in these countries.

If you are usually in one of these countries but not during the Paris Olympics, you don't have to miss out thanks to the best VPNs. With these VPNs, you can watch the streaming you're after from anywhere in the world. Our favorite is NordVPN.

If you are not in your home country during the 2024 Olympics and cannot live stream badminton wherever you are, you can still watch via a virtual private network, or VPN. VPNs are a great way to get the best of what you are already paying for It makes it look like you are surfing the web from home so that you can access streaming services. It's legal and easy.

We've tested a variety of VPN services and our favorite is NordVPN. They offer great speeds, excellent customer service, and a no-questions-asked 30-day money-back guarantee, so try them out first and see if they're right for you. But there are other VPN options too, so check out our full list of the best VPN services.

Using a VPN is incredibly easy.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we have mentioned, NordVPN is our favorite.

2. select the location you want to connect to with the VPN app. For example, if you are in the U.S. and want to see your usual U.K. service, select U.K. from the list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action: access BBC iPlayer and watch the Olympic badminton live online.

The United States is set to host the Olympics in 2028, and while Los Angeles, California is the confirmed host city, American viewers will rely on NBCUniversal to enjoy this year's Olympics, which will be held in Paris, France. These may be included in your cable package.

Some sessions of badminton at the 2024 Olympics will also air on E. and USA.

But the best option is NBC's streaming service Peacock, which is set to live stream all of the Paris Olympics and promises daily highlights of the biggest medal-winning moments. To watch, you need a Premium membership ($7.99/month) or a Premium Plus membership ($13.99/month, also partially ad-free).

Cord cutters can opt for Sling TV; the Sling Blue package costs $45 per month and gives access to more than 30 channels, including NBC, USA, and MSNBC. Or they can opt for Fubo, whose Pro plan costs $79.99/month, but for that hefty investment they get 121 channels, including all of NBC's channels airing the Olympic 2024 event.

If you are outside the U.S. and have one of these subscriptions, you can still watch the 2024 Olympics badminton using a VPN such as NordVPN.

In the good old days, the BBC broadcast the Olympics exclusively in the UK, but that all changed with the arrival of Discovery in 2021. Fortunately, many of the competitions are available for free on the BBC and BBC iPlayer, but remember that not everything is available.

Brits who don't want to miss a single second need to invest in Discovery Plus; the standard plan, which includes coverage of the 2024 Paris Games, is now reduced from £6.99 to £3.99 per month (promotion ends August 11). Having to pay to watch the Olympics is an alien concept to many in the UK, but if you pay, you get access to all Olympic competitions, including badminton.

All of which is great. But if you're not in the UK, you can still follow badminton at the 2024 Olympics with the best VPN services, such as NordVPN.

Olympic coverage in Canada is split between CBC, Sportsnet, and TSN, with many events streaming live for free on CBC Gem.

CBC Gem is a free platform, but the premium plan ($5.99/month after a 7-day free trial) removes some ads and unlocks the service's on-demand library. Of course, if you don't mind commercials, you can enjoy most of Olympic 2024 for free.

Access to Sportsnet requires a Sportsnet Plus subscription for $19.99 per month or $179.99 per year, or you can opt for Plus Premium for $34.99 per month or $249.99 per year. Finally, you can also subscribe to TSN for $19.99 per month or $199.90 per year.

If you are a Canadian stuck abroad and want to access regular services, you can use a VPN such as NordVPN to make your device think you are at home in Canada.

Regardless of the final medal count, the real winners of the 2024 Olympics will be the Australians. That's because in the Land of Oz, all Olympic competitions will be broadcast for free on Channel 9 and 9Gem, with online live streams available via 9Now.

Now not available in Australia, you can watch all the competitions on 9Now as if you were in your own country by using a VPN like NordVPN.

If you want to watch Olympic 2024 in 4K in Australia, you need Stan Sport, a Stan Sport add-on that lets you watch all sessions of all Olympic competitions ad-free for $15. You also need the Stan Premium basic plan for $21/month.

In New Zealand, the Olympics are usually split between TVNZ, a free service, and Sky Sport, a premium provider; not so for the 2024 Paris Olympics; TVNZ is broadcasting the 2024 Paralympics, but not the Olympics.

New Zealanders who subscribe to Sky Sport can watch the 2024 Olympics telecast. Alternatively, they can subscribe to Sky Sport Now for live streaming digitally for $29.99 per week or $49.99 per month.

Sky Sport Now also has a limited-time Paris Olympics 2024 Pass: for a one-time fee of $34.99, you get full access to Sky Sports and ESPN from July 25-August 12, 12 Olympic channels and all other sports 12 Olympic channels and all other sports. Not bad.

New Zealand residents who are abroad during the 2024 Olympic badminton can follow along on regular streaming services by using one of the best VPN services such as NordVPN.