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📅 Women’s Singles Schedule · 2026 · All England Club, SW19

Wimbledon Women’s Schedule 2026 — Today, TV & Final Date

Everything you need to follow the Wimbledon women’s tennis schedule in 2026 — from the first round on June 29 to the Centre Court final on July 11. Includes today’s and tomorrow’s order of play, what channel it’s on TV, the complete round-by-round schedule for the women’s singles draw, and the Women’s Final TV guide.

Today’s Women’s Matches
Outer courts: 11:00 AM BST
Centre Court: ~1:30 PM BST
Official order of play published the evening before at wimbledon.com
🏆 Women’s Final
Saturday 11 July 2026
~2:00 PM BST · Centre Court
BBC One (UK free) · ESPN (US) · Eurosport (Europe)

Wimbledon Women’s Schedule Today — Order of Play

Today’s Women’s Order of Play
Centre Court
~1:30 PM BST
See official order of play at wimbledon.com
Court 1
~1:00 PM BST
Published the evening before on wimbledon.com
Outer Courts
11:00 AM BST
Multiple women’s matches across Courts 2–18
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The official order of play for the next day is published on wimbledon.com each evening at approximately 6:00–7:00 PM BST. It lists every match, court and approximate start time. Centre Court and Court 1 matches are announced first; outer court assignments follow shortly after.

Wimbledon Women’s Schedule Tomorrow

The Wimbledon women’s schedule tomorrow is published this evening at approximately 6:00–7:00 PM BST at wimbledon.com/order-of-play. Until then, here is what to expect.

Tomorrow’s Schedule Format
  • Outer courts open: 11:00 AM BST — women’s matches across all available courts
  • Court 1 first match: ~1:00 PM BST
  • Centre Court first match: ~1:30 PM BST
  • Evening play: Possible under roof on CC/Court 1 until 11:00 PM BST curfew
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Tomorrow’s TV Coverage
  • 🇬🇧 BBC One / BBC Two: from 11:00 AM BST (free)
  • 🇺🇸 ESPN / ESPN+: from 6:00 AM ET
  • 🇮🇳 JioHotstar: from ~3:30 PM IST
  • 🌍 Eurosport: from ~12:00 CEST

Wimbledon Women’s Schedule Today on TV — Channel Guide

Here is the complete Wimbledon women’s schedule TV guide — every channel broadcasting women’s matches live in every country.

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United Kingdom
BBC One · BBC Two · BBC iPlayer
From 11:00 AM BST daily
✅ FREE — no subscription needed

BBC One carries women’s Centre Court matches. BBC Two shows alternative courts. BBC iPlayer streams all 18 courts live simultaneously — the only place to watch every women’s match at once, for free.

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United States
ESPN · ESPN2 · ESPN+ · ABC
From 6:00 AM ET daily
💰 Subscription · ABC Finals replay free

ESPN holds US Wimbledon rights through 2035. ESPN+ streams every court live. Women’s matches are featured across ESPN and ESPN2. The Women’s Final replays same-day on ABC — free.

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India
Star Sports 1 HD · JioHotstar
From ~3:30 PM IST daily
💰 JioHotstar subscription

Star Sports 1 HD carries main women’s singles coverage. JioHotstar streams all courts online. Women’s final starts at approximately 6:30 PM IST on 11 July.

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Australia
Nine Network · Stan Sport
From ~8:00 PM AEST daily
🆓 9Now (select) · Stan paid

Stan Sport carries the full women’s draw live. Nine Network airs selected women’s matches and finals coverage. Women’s Final starts ~11:00 PM AEST on 11 July.

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Europe
Eurosport 1 · Discovery+
From ~12:00 CEST daily
💰 Subscription

Eurosport holds pan-European rights. Discovery+ provides multi-court streaming online. Women’s final at ~3:00 PM CEST on 11 July across all European markets.

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Canada
TSN · RDS
From 6:00 AM ET daily
💰 Subscription

TSN (English) and RDS (French) carry all women’s matches live. Women’s Final at ~9:00 AM ET on 11 July.

Women’s Final TV Schedule — At a Glance

CountryChannelWomen’s Final TimeFree?
🇬🇧 UKBBC One~2:00 PM BST · Sat 11 Jul✅ Free
🇺🇸 USESPN (live) · ABC (delayed)~9:00 AM ET · Sat 11 JulABC free (delayed)
🇮🇳 IndiaStar Sports 1 HD / JioHotstar~6:30 PM IST · Sat 11 JulPaid
🇦🇺 AustraliaStan Sport (live) / Nine (delayed)~11:00 PM AEST · Sat 11 JulStan paid
🇳🇿 NZTVNZ+~1:00 AM NZST · Sun 12 Jul✅ Free
🌍 EuropeEurosport 1~3:00 PM CEST · Sat 11 JulPaid
🇨🇦 CanadaTSN~9:00 AM ET · Sat 11 JulPaid

Wimbledon Women’s Singles 2026 — All Rounds & Dates

The Wimbledon 2026 women’s singles schedule runs across all 14 days of the Championships. Here are the exact dates for every round of the women’s draw.

Round 1
64 matches
Monday 29 June – Tuesday 30 June
All 18 courts · 11:00 AM BST start
Opening day: defending champion Iga Świątek’s first match. 128 players entering the draw, all playing their first-round match across two days.
Round 2
32 matches
Wednesday 1 July – Thursday 2 July
All courts · 11:00 AM BST
First survivors. Top seeds typically begin appearing on Centre Court and Court 1. Doubles begins alongside singles.
Round 3
16 matches
Friday 3 July – Saturday 4 July
Show courts + select outer
32 players remain. The draw starts to take shape — seeds are defending their positions and the first potential upsets become clearer.
Round of 16
8 matches
Sunday 5 July – Monday 6 July (Middle Weekend)
Centre Court · Court 1 · Court 2
16 players remain. Middle Sunday (5 Jul) is a full playing day. This round often produces the tournament’s biggest upsets as unseeded players confront the top half of the draw.
QF
4 matches
Tuesday 7 July – Wednesday 8 July
Centre Court · Court 1
Quarterfinals — the last 8 women’s players. All four women’s QFs are played across two days, always on the two show courts with retractable roofs.
SF
2 matches
Thursday 9 July
Centre Court — both semis on same day
Women’s Semifinals Day — both semi-finals played on Centre Court on the same Thursday. One of the most intense days of the tournament — two of these four players will play the final on Saturday.
🏆 Final
1 match
Saturday 11 July 2026
Centre Court · ~2:00 PM BST
The Women’s Final — the most-watched women’s tennis match of the year. BBC One (UK free), ESPN (US). The champion receives the Venus Rosewater Dish on Centre Court.

Wimbledon Women’s Draw 2026 Schedule

The Wimbledon women’s draw 2026 schedule starts with the official draw ceremony and then progresses through seven rounds over 13 days.

EventDateTime (BST)Where to Watch
🎱 Draw CeremonyFriday 26 June10:00 AM BSTWimbledon YouTube · wimbledon.com
Round 1 (top half)Monday 29 June11:00 AM BSTBBC iPlayer · ESPN+
Round 1 (bottom half)Tuesday 30 June11:00 AM BSTBBC iPlayer · ESPN+
Round 2Wed 1 – Thu 2 July11:00 AM BSTBBC One/Two · ESPN
Round 3Fri 3 – Sat 4 July11:00 AM BSTBBC One · ESPN
Round of 16Sun 5 – Mon 6 July11:00 AM BSTBBC One · ESPN
QuarterfinalsTue 7 – Wed 8 July~1:30 PM BSTBBC One · ESPN
SemifinalsThursday 9 July~1:30 PM BSTBBC One · ESPN
🏆 Women’s FinalSaturday 11 July~2:00 PM BSTBBC One (Free) · ESPN · Eurosport
Draw size128 players
Seeds32
Qualifiers12
Wildcards8
Rounds to win7
Sets formatBest of 3
Draw ceremonyFri 26 June · 10:00 AM BST
No. 1 seedAryna Sabalenka 🇧🇾

2026 Wimbledon Women’s Final — Schedule & TV Guide

The Wimbledon women’s final schedule is one of the most anticipated dates in the sporting calendar each year. Here is everything you need to watch it.

Saturday 11 July 2026
🏆 Wimbledon Women’s Final
Centre Court · All England Club, SW19
~2:00 PM BST · Duration: 60–120 minutes typically
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UK — BBC One · ~2:00 PM BST · Free · Also on BBC iPlayer
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USA East — ESPN · ~9:00 AM ET · ESPN+ streaming · ABC delayed ~3:00 PM ET (free)
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USA West — ESPN · ~6:00 AM PT
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India — Star Sports 1 / JioHotstar · ~6:30 PM IST
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Australia — Stan Sport (live) / Nine (delayed) · ~11:00 PM AEST
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New Zealand — TVNZ+ (free) · ~1:00 AM NZST Sun 12 Jul
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Europe — Eurosport 1 · ~3:00 PM CEST
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Canada — TSN · ~9:00 AM ET
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Women’s Final ticket information: Centre Court Women’s Final tickets are available via the public ballot (closed 2026), debenture resale (from ~£2,500+) and official hospitality packages. There is no Queue access for the Women’s Final. See our Wimbledon tickets guide for full details.

How the Wimbledon Women’s Schedule Works

Understanding how Wimbledon schedules women’s matches helps you plan your viewing around the most important matches.

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Order of Play — Published Daily

The official order of play is released each evening (typically 6:00–7:00 PM BST) for the following day. It lists every match, the court it’s played on and the approximate start time. Centre Court and Court 1 are announced first; outer court assignments follow. Check wimbledon.com or the Wimbledon app each evening.

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Court Assignment — How Women Get Centre Court

Centre Court is the most prestigious court and carries the biggest broadcast audience. Top seeds, defending champions and the most high-profile women’s matchups are assigned Centre Court. Early-round women’s matches are often on outer courts — which many fans prefer for the intimate atmosphere.

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Rain — What Happens to the Schedule

Centre Court and Court 1 both have retractable roofs — rain cannot stop play on these two courts. Outer court women’s matches are suspended during rain and rescheduled. If significant rain causes backlogs, women’s matches may be shifted to the covered courts in the evening session. The tournament does not have a fixed rain make-up day.

Start Times — What “~1:30 PM” Means

Wimbledon uses approximate rather than fixed start times for many matches. Centre Court begins “Not Before 1:30 PM BST” — meaning the match will not start before that time, but could start later if a previous match runs long. Only the Women’s and Men’s Finals have fixed scheduled start times (~2:00 PM BST).

Defending Champion & 2026 Women’s Seeds

These are the players whose matches will dominate the Wimbledon women’s tennis schedule in 2026 — the names you’ll find on Centre Court most often.

Defending Champion
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Iga Świątek
2025 champion · 6–0, 6–0 final

Returns to SW19 as a target for every player in the draw. Opens Centre Court on Day 2 as defending champion.

Seed 1
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Aryna Sabalenka
World No. 1 · 3× Grand Slam champion

Opens at top of draw. A dominant force on hard courts, increasingly dangerous on grass. Wimbledon is the one major title she hasn’t won — and she wants it badly.

Seed 2–3
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Elena Rybakina
2022 Wimbledon champion

The best grass-court server in women’s tennis. Won Wimbledon in dominant fashion in 2022 and is always dangerous at SW19.

Seed 3–4
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Coco Gauff
US Open champion · World No. 3

Growing more dangerous on grass each year. Her athleticism and power make her a genuine contender for a Wimbledon title in the next few years — could it be 2026?

Wimbledon Women’s Schedule 2026 — Visual Overview

📅 Wimbledon Women’s Schedule 2026
All England Club, London · June 29 – July 11, 2026
R1
Jun 29–30
64
R2
Jul 1–2
32
R3
Jul 3–4
16
R16
Jul 5–6
8
QF
Jul 7–8
4
SF
Thu 9
2
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Sat 11
Final
🇬🇧 BBC One / iPlayerFREE
🇺🇸 ESPN / ESPN+
🇮🇳 JioHotstar
🇳🇿 TVNZ+FREE
Wimbledon women’s schedule 2026 infographic — all rounds, dates and TV channels. Alt: Wimbledon womens schedule 2026 showing Round 1 June 29 through Women’s Final July 11 on BBC One ESPN and Eurosport.

📝 Summary

The Wimbledon women’s schedule 2026 runs from June 29 to July 11 at the All England Club, SW19. Women’s matches start at 11:00 AM BST on outer courts and ~1:30 PM BST on Centre Court each day. The draw ceremony is Friday 26 June at 10:00 AM BST (live on Wimbledon YouTube). Today’s order of play is published at wimbledon.com each evening at ~6:00 PM BST. The Women’s Semifinals are Thursday 9 July and the Women’s Final is Saturday 11 July ~2:00 PM BST on Centre Court. Watch in the UK for free on BBC One / BBC iPlayer. Watch in the US on ESPN / ESPN+. Defending champion Iga Świątek and World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka are the headline names to follow in the 128-player women’s draw.

FAQs — Wimbledon Women’s Schedule 2026

What time do Wimbledon women’s matches start today?

Women’s matches on outer courts start at 11:00 AM BST each day. Women’s matches on Centre Court start at approximately 1:30 PM BST (scheduled “Not Before 1:30 PM”). Court 1 first match is typically ~1:00 PM BST. The exact order of play is published at wimbledon.com each evening for the following day.

What channel is Wimbledon women’s on today?

In the UK: BBC One (Centre Court), BBC Two (alternate courts), BBC iPlayer (all 18 courts simultaneously) — from 11:00 AM BST, free. In the US: ESPN or ESPN+ — from 6:00 AM ET. In India: Star Sports 1 HD / JioHotstar — from ~3:30 PM IST. In Europe: Eurosport 1 — from ~12:00 CEST.

When is the Wimbledon Women’s Final 2026?

The 2026 Wimbledon Women’s Final is on Saturday 11 July 2026, starting at approximately 2:00 PM BST on Centre Court. It is broadcast live on BBC One in the UK (free), ESPN in the US, and Eurosport 1 in Europe. The Women’s Semifinals are on Thursday 9 July on Centre Court.

When is the Wimbledon women’s draw ceremony 2026?

The Wimbledon women’s draw ceremony is on Friday 26 June 2026 at 10:00 AM BST — four days before the Championships begin. It is streamed live on the official Wimbledon YouTube channel and wimbledon.com. The draw reveals the full bracket, seedings and first-round matchups for all 128 women’s singles players.

Who opens Centre Court for women in 2026?

By Wimbledon tradition, the defending women’s champion opens Centre Court on Day 2 (Tuesday 30 June 2026). That means Iga Świątek, the 2025 champion, plays the first women’s match on Centre Court at approximately 1:30 PM BST on 30 June — one of the most anticipated moments of the opening week.

How many rounds do women play at Wimbledon?

Women’s singles players must win 7 matches to become Wimbledon champion — Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, Round of 16, Quarterfinal, Semifinal and Final. Each match is played best of 3 sets (unlike men’s singles which is best of 5). The Women’s Singles draw contains 128 players.