The much-anticipated third Grand Slam of the year has arrived, with Wimbledon promising an exciting lineup of tennis stars. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to catch all the action, whether you’re looking for free streaming options or global access.
If you’re eager to start watching, you can stream Wimbledon live on ESPN Unlimited in the US, and for free on BBC iPlayer in the UK, and 9Now in Australia. A VPN can help you access these options from anywhere. Read on for more streaming details.
WTA No. 3 Iga Świątek and ATP No. 1 Jannik Sinner are set to defend their titles on the iconic grass courts. Notably, Carlos Alcaraz will not participate this year due to a wrist injury. However, most of the familiar faces are expected to appear.
The return of Serena Williams is a highlight of this year’s tournament. After re-entering professional doubles alongside her sister Venus, Serena will also compete in singles for the first time in nearly four years, facing Australian Maya Joint in the opening round.
Where to watch Wimbledon for free
For fans in the UK, the BBC provides complete Wimbledon coverage, allowing for free live streaming through BBC iPlayer. In Australia, select matches will be available for free on 9Now.
In the US, fans can take advantage of free trials from live TV services such as Fubo or YouTube TV.
How to watch Wimbledon from anywhere
If you’re traveling and want to access your local stream, using a VPN is an effective solution. It allows you to change your virtual location to access region-specific services. NordVPN is a top recommendation for its speed and ease of use.
Where to watch Wimbledon in the US
In the US, Wimbledon will be broadcast across ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC. Streaming options are available with an ESPN Unlimited subscription, costing $30 monthly. Alternatively, Fubo and YouTube TV offer free trials and include ESPN channels in their packages.
Where to watch Wimbledon in the UK
In the UK, fans can enjoy extensive free coverage of Wimbledon through the BBC, with all matches available to stream live on BBC iPlayer.
Where to watch Wimbledon in Australia
Australians can watch selected matches for free on 9Now. For comprehensive coverage, a Stan Sport subscription is necessary, priced at $32 monthly.
Who is favored to win Wimbledon 2026?
This year’s favorites include Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka. According to DraftKings, Sinner is leading with -165 odds, while Sabalenka is the women’s favorite at +350.
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