Watch Wimbledon 2017 (Day 11): How to live stream the women’s final today
It’s July and that means the BBC is back at the All England Lawn Tennis Club in SW19 for Wimbledon 2017. Haven’t got a ticket? Our live streaming guide features all the details on how to watch Wimbledon live online and on TV for free.
With Jo Konta having succumbed to all-time great Venus Williams in the Ladies’ semi-finals, Britain’s hopes of a Wimbledon winner in 2017 have been dashed (in the main two tournaments, at least), but there’s still plenty of intrigue left in this year’s Championships, with the women’s final set to take centre stage today.
Roger Federer is now widely favoured to win his eighth Wimbledon crown, though Croatia’s Marin Čilić shouldn’t be discounted – so tune in for the men’s final on Sunday to find out who’ll win.
Sound exciting enough? Good, let’s down to business.
Wimbledon Live Streaming: How to watch Wimbledon live online and on TV
You can watch coverage of key Wimbledon matches on BBC 1 and BBC 2, with matches rotating through the channels.
BBC 2 is also home to the nightly highlights programme called ‘Today At Wimbledon’, which is hosted by long-time sports presenter Clare Balding.
If you’re tuning in on the radio, you can listen to live coverage on BBC Radio 5 Live. There’s also be coverage of each day’s early matches on Five Live Sports Extra.
To watch (or listen to) the coverage online, either head to the BBC iPlayer website, or download the BBC iPlayer app for your mobile device:
- Click here for BBC iPlayer on the web
- Download BBC iPlayer app for iOS
- Download BBC iPlayer app for Android
There’s also a BBC 1 documentary called ‘Our Wimbledon’ that you can check out on BBC iPlayer below:
Wimbledon Dates: When does Wimbledon start and finish?
Bust out the overpriced Pimms and grab some equally extortionate strawberries, Wimbledon 2017 is here!
Although there are key matches you’ll certainly want to tune in for, the Wimbledon tournament is a joyously long affair that runs over a two-week period in the height of summer.
The tennis action started on Monday, July 3, and runs right up until Sunday, July 16. There are several matches on most days, which we’ll detail below, but first, here’s how to follow all the action from Wimbledon live.
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Wimbledon Order Of Play: Ladies’ and gentlemen’s match times and finals
Here’s the full provisional Wimbledon 2017 match schedule:
FIRST WEEK
First Monday
From 11.30am on outside courts, 1pm on Centre and No.1 Court
- Gentlemen’s Singles first round
- Ladies’ Singles first round
First Tuesday
From 11.30am on outside courts, 1pm on Centre and No.1 Court
- Gentlemen’s Singles first round
- Ladies’ Singles first round
First Wednesday
From 11.30am on outside courts, 1pm on Centre and No.1 Court
- Gentlemen’s Singles second round
- Ladies’ Singles second round
- Gentlemen’s Doubles first round
- Ladies’ Doubles first round
First Thursday
From 11.30am on outside courts, 1pm on Centre and No.1 Court
- Gentlemen’s Singles second round
- Ladies’ Singles second round
- Gentlemen’s Doubles first round
- Ladies’ Doubles first round
First Friday
From 11.30am on outside courts, 1pm on Centre and No.1 Court
- Gentlemen’s Singles third round
- Ladies’ Singles third round
- Gentlemen’s Doubles second round
- Ladies’ Doubles second round
Middle Saturday
Juniors from 11am on outside courts, all other main draw matches from 11.30am, 1pm on Centre and No.1 Courts.
- Gentlemen’s Singles third round
- Ladies’ Singles third round
- Gentlemen’s Doubles second round
- Ladies’ Doubles second round
- Mixed Doubles first round
- Boys’ and Girls’ singles first round
Middle Sunday
No play
SECOND WEEK
Second Monday
Juniors from 11am on outside courts, all other main draw matches from 11.30am, 1pm on Centre and No.1 Courts.
- Gentlemen’s Singles fourth round
- Ladies’ Singles fourth round
- Gentlemen’s Doubles third round
- Ladies’ Doubles third round
- Mixed Doubles first round
- Boys’ and Girls’ Singles first round
Second Tuesday
Juniors from 11am on outside courts, all other main draw matches from 11.30am, 1pm on Centre and No.1 Courts.
- Ladies’ Singles quarter-finals
- Gentlemen’s Doubles quarter-finals
- Ladies’ Doubles quarter-finals
- Mixed Doubles second round
- Boys’ and Girls’ Singles second round
- Boys’ and Girls’ Doubles first round
Second Wednesday
Juniors from 11am on outside courts, all other main draw matches from 11.30am, 1pm on Centre and No.1 Courts.
- Gentlemen’s Singles quarter-finals
- Ladies’ Doubles semi-finals
- Mixed Doubles second round
- Boys’ and Girls’ Singles third round
- Boys’ and Girls’ Doubles second round
- Invitation Doubles
Second Thursday
Juniors from 11am on outside courts, all other main draw matches from 11.30am, 1pm on Centre and No.1 Courts.
- Ladies’ Singles semi-finals
- Gentlemen’s Doubles semi-finals
- Mixed Doubles third round
- Wheelchair Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Singles quarter-finals
- Boys’ and Girls’ Singles quarter-finals
- Boys’ and Girls’ Doubles third round
- Invitation Doubles
Second Friday
Juniors from 11am on outside courts, all other main draw matches from 11.30am, 1pm on Centre and No.1 Courts.
- Gentlemen’s Singles semi-finals
- Gentlemen’s Doubles semi-finals
- Mixed Doubles quarter-finals
- Wheelchair Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Singles semi-finals
- Wheelchair Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Doubles semi-finals
- Boys’ and Girls’ Singles semi-finals
- Boys’ and Girls’ Doubles quarter-finals
- Invitation Doubles
Second Saturday
Juniors from 11am on outside courts, all other main draw matches from 11.30am, 1pm on Centre and No.1 Courts.
2pm – Ladies’ Singles final
- Gentlemen’s Doubles final
- Ladies’ Doubles final
- Girls’ Singles final
- Wheelchair Ladies’ Singles final
- Wheelchair Gentlemen’s Doubles final
- Mixed Doubles semi-finals
- Boys’ and Girls’ Doubles semi-finals
- Invitation Doubles
Second Sunday
Juniors from 11am on outside courts, all other main draw matches from 11.30am, 2pm on Centre and No.1 Courts.
2pm – Gentlemen’s Singles final
- Mixed Doubles final
- Wheelchair Gentlemen’s Singles final
- Wheelchair Ladies’ Doubles final
- Boys’ Singles final
- Boys’ Doubles final
- Girls’ Doubles final
- Invitation Doubles finals
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