The superstars of men’s tennis are looking to put on exclamation point on the end of their 2023 season.

Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Jannik Sinner are set to feature at the Davis Cup Finals in Malaga, Spain, next week (21-26 November), where Felix Auger-Aliassime and Milos Raonic will lead the Canadian team aiming to successfully defend its 2022 title.

The men’s tennis team final comes just two weeks after the Canadian women – led by Leylah Fernandez – claimed their first-ever Billie Jean King Cup title in nearby Seville.

The men’s final will feature a knockout draw of eight teams, led by Canada and also including Serbia, Italy, Australia, Great Britain, Netherlands, Czechia and Finland.

The quarter-final line-up looks like this:

• Canada vs. Finland
• Australia vs. Czechia
• Italy vs. Netherlands
• Serbia vs. Great Britain

Each “tie” as they’re known will feature two singles matches and a doubles match decider if needed.

Djokovic, the year-end No.1 in singles, is hoping to help Serbia to its first title since 2010, while Murray and Team GB haven’t hoisted the Davis Cup since 2015.

Sinner, who qualified for the ATP Finals at home in Turin for the first time this season, looks to lead Italy to its first men’s title since 1976. Its women’s team finished as runner-up to Canada at the BJK Cup.

See the schedule of play in Malaga as well as the full team line-ups, and how you can tune into the action from anywhere in the world.