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Wimbledon 2024: BBC Broadcast Schedule for Key Matches
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Tennis enthusiasts eager to catch every thrilling moment of Wimbledon 2024 can now plan their viewing schedule with the BBC’s comprehensive broadcast lineup. From July 7th to July 13th, the BBC will provide extensive coverage across its platforms, including BBC One, BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and app, BBC Red Button, BBC Radio 5 Live, and BBC Sounds app. This ensures fans won’t miss any of the action from the singles, doubles, and wheelchair events.
Daily Wimbledon Broadcast Highlights
Here’s a breakdown of the daily broadcast schedule, allowing you to pinpoint exactly when and where to watch your favorite matches.
Monday, July 7th
The first day of the broadcast week features fourth-round singles matches and third-round doubles matches. coverage begins at 11:00 on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. Outside courts will be covered via the BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. Radio coverage starts at 12:30 on BBC Radio 5 live, BBC Sounds app, and the BBC Sport website. Evening coverage continues on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. The day concludes with “Today at Wimbledon” on BBC Two.
Tuesday, July 8th
Tuesday showcases the quarter-finals for both men’s and women’s singles, and also doubles and mixed doubles semi-finals. Coverage starts at 11:00 on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. Outside courts will be covered via the BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. Radio coverage begins at 12:30 on BBC Radio 5 Live,BBC Sounds app,and the BBC Sport website. Evening coverage continues on BBC One,BBC iPlayer,and the BBC Sport website and app. The day concludes with “Today at Wimbledon” on BBC Two.
Wednesday, July 9th
Wednesday continues with quarter-final action, including wheelchair events. Coverage begins at 12:15 on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. Outside courts will be covered via the BBC red Button,BBC iPlayer,and the BBC Sport website and app. Radio coverage starts at 12:30 on BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Sounds app, and the BBC Sport website. Evening coverage continues on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. The day concludes with “Today at Wimbledon” on BBC Two.
Thursday,July 10th
Thursday features the women’s singles semi-finals and men’s doubles semi-finals. Coverage begins at 12:30 on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. Outside courts will be covered via the BBC Red button,BBC iPlayer,and the BBC Sport website and app. radio coverage starts at 12:30 on BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Sounds app, and the BBC Sport website.Evening coverage continues on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. The day concludes with “Today at Wimbledon” on BBC Two.
Friday, July 11th
Friday highlights the men’s singles semi-finals and women’s doubles semi-finals.Coverage begins at 12:30 on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. Outside courts will be covered via the BBC Red Button,BBC iPlayer,and the BBC Sport website and app. Radio coverage starts at 12:30 on BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Sounds app, and the BBC Sport website. Evening coverage continues on BBC One,BBC iPlayer,and the BBC Sport website and app. The day concludes with “Today at Wimbledon” on BBC Two.
Saturday,July 12th
Saturday showcases the women’s singles final and men’s doubles final. Coverage begins at 11:00 on BBC two, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. Outside courts will be covered via the BBC red Button, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. Radio coverage starts at 12:00 on BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Sounds app, and the BBC Sport website. Evening coverage continues on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. The day concludes with “Today at Wimbledon” on BBC Two.
Sunday, July 13th
Sunday culminates with the men’s singles final and women’s doubles final. Coverage begins at 11:00 on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. Outside courts will be covered via the BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. Radio coverage starts at 12:00 on BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Sounds app, and the BBC Sport website. Evening coverage continues on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website and app. The day concludes with “Today at Wimbledon” on BBC Two.
Did You Know? The BBC has been broadcasting Wimbledon since 1927,making it one of the longest-running sports broadcasting partnerships in history.
Wimbledon 2024: key Dates and Events
| Date | Event | BBC Channels |
|---|---|---|
| July 7th | Singles & Doubles Rounds | BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport, BBC Red Button, Radio 5 Live |
| July 8th – 9th | Singles & Doubles Quarter-Finals | BBC One, BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport, BBC Red Button, Radio 5 Live |
| july 10th – 11th | Singles & Doubles Semi-finals | BBC One, BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport, BBC Red Button, Radio 5 Live |
| July 12th – 13th | Finals (Singles & Doubles) | BBC One, BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport, BBC Red Button, Radio 5 Live |
Pro Tip: check the BBC Sport website and app for the most up-to-date schedules and any last-minute changes to the broadcast lineup.
The Enduring Appeal of Wimbledon
Wimbledon, the oldest tennis tournament in the world, holds a unique place in the hearts of sports fans. Its traditions, such as the all-white dress code for players and the consumption of strawberries and cream, contribute to its distinctive charm. Beyond the sporting action, Wimbledon is a cultural event that attracts global attention, showcasing the best in athletic prowess and sportsmanship.
The tournament’s historical significance is undeniable. Founded in 1877, Wimbledon has witnessed countless iconic moments and legendary players. From the early dominance of the “lawn tennis” pioneers to the modern era of power hitters and tactical masters, Wimbledon has consistently evolved while maintaining its core values. The tournament’s commitment to excellence and its ability to adapt to changing times have ensured its continued relevance and popularity.
The BBC’s long-standing partnership with Wimbledon has played a crucial role in bringing the tournament to a wider
