The 138th Wimbledon Championships, running from June 30 to July 13, 2025, is set to deliver two weeks of world-class tennis as always. Whether you’re in Europe, North America, or elsewhere, here’s a quick guide to watching every serve, volley, and match point live, updated for the 2025 tournament.
Europe
- United Kingdom:
- BBC: Comprehensive live coverage across BBC One, BBC Two, and BBC iPlayer, including outer courts starting at 11:00 AM BST. Free to watch with a TV license. On-demand highlights and recaps are available on BBC iPlayer.
- TNT Sports: Live coverage of both men’s and women’s singles finals, plus a daily 90-minute highlights show. Available via Sky, Virgin Media or NOW TV Sports Pass.
- Sky Sports: Select matches and extended highlights on Sky Sports Mix, Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Go.
- Virgin Media: Access BBC and Sky channels, with streaming via the Virgin TV Go app.
- Note: A VPN can unlock BBC iPlayer for viewers abroad, ensure compliance with local regulations and service terms.
- Rest of Europe:
- Eurosport: Live coverage across multiple European countries, including France, Germany, Italy and Spain. Stream via Eurosport Player or local partners like DAZN or Canal+ in select regions. Coverage includes multi-court options with local-language commentary.
- TNT Sports: Cover many matches at various subscriptions in several EU countries.
- Country-Specific:
- France: Canal+ and BeIN Sports France offers live matches and streaming options.
- Germany/Italy: Eurosport and local broadcasters like Sky Deutschland or Sky Italia. Check also Amazon Prime for Germany.
- Spain: Movistar+ provides extensive coverage.
North America
- United States:
- ESPN: Primary coverage on ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC. ESPN+ streams every main draw match, outer courts and qualifiers (June 23–26), with subscription options for more coverage.
- Tennis Channel: Complementary coverage with daily highlights, player interviews and studio programming. Available via cable or streaming services like Fubo or Sling TV.
- Other Streaming Options:
- Hulu + Live TV: Includes ESPN, ESPN2, ABC, ESPN+, and Tennis Channel (with Sports Add-On).
- DIRECTV STREAM: Offers ESPN, ABC, ESPN+, and Tennis Channel with the MySports Genre Pack.
- Fubo: Carries ESPN, ABC, and Tennis Channel with 230–300+ channels.
- ESPN Deportes: Spanish-language coverage of select matches.
- Canada:
- TSN and RDS: Good live coverage on TV and streaming via TSN Plus. Includes all main draw matches and select qualifiers. Subscriptions vary by cable provider, with streaming options for cord-cutters.
- Note: A VPN can unlock TSN+ for viewers traveling abroad.
Other Regions
- Australia:
- Nine Network/9Now: Free-to-air coverage on 9Gem and streaming on 9Now (free with account).
- Stan Sport: Ad-free streaming of every match on every court for AU$15/month (plus AU$12 Stan subscription).
- India:
- Star Sports: TV broadcast of key matches.
- JioCinema: Live streaming of all matches, accessible via app or website.
- Asia (Philippines and more):
- SPOTV: Live coverage in the Philippines and select Asian markets.
- DAZN/Prime Video/S Sport Plus: Available in various Asian countries for streaming. Check local availability.
- Latin America:
- ESPN: Live coverage across South America, with streaming on ESPN+.
- DAZN: Available in select countries for live streaming.
- Middle East/Africa:
- SuperSport: Live coverage across multiple African countries.
- beIN Sports: Available in the Middle East for TV and streaming.
Additional Tips
- VPN for Global Access: If traveling or in a region with limited coverage, use a VPN (for example NordVPN) to access streams like BBC iPlayer, 9Now, or ESPN+. Ensure compliance with local laws and service terms.
- Official Wimbledon Resources: Check Wimbledon.com or the official Wimbledon app for real-time schedules, as weather delays may shift match times.
Always verify channel availability with local providers, as regional restrictions or package requirements may apply.
