Wimbledon 2024 TV and radio coverage: How to follow tournament live
Wimbledon gets underway today, with the tennis action coming thick and fast over the next two weeks.
Wimbledon is scheduled to get underway today (Monday) as reigning men’s and ladies’ champions Carlos Alcaraz and Marketa Vondrousova aim to defend the titles they won last year. And tennis fans can tune into the action on their television screens and radios.
Alcaraz has been handed a first round clash with Estonian ace Mark Lajal, while Vondrousova will take on Jessica Bouzas Maneiro in her first match of the tournament.
Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu are the two most high-profile Britons competing at SW19 and will be hoping to give their loyal supporters plenty to cheer about. And Express Sport is on hand with all the details of how tennis fans can follow the tournament live.
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What time does play start?
Matches on the outside courts will get underway at 11am every day. The Court One action begins at 1pm, while fans will have to wait until 1.30pm to see players starring on Centre Court. The men’s and ladies’ finals will start at 2pm.
How can fans watch the action?
Television viewers will be able to watch the best action on BBC One, BBC Two and the BBC iPlayer from 11am every day, with coverage beginning at 10.30am on the opening day.
Clare Balding and Isa Guha will present the action, with usual pundits John McEnroe, Martina Navratilova and Tim Henman being joined by Australian star Nick Kyrgios this year.
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Every match from up to 18 courts will also be shown live on the BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and the BBC app.
The iPlayer will include a Wimbledon Extra channel, which will feature highlights and interviews.
And fans who aren’t able to watch the tennis live will be able to tune in to Today at Wimbledon, hosted by Qasa Alom, which will be screened at 9pm every night on BBC Two ahead of finals weekend.
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How can fans listen to the action?
BBC Radio 5 Live, 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds will provide listeners with live commentary every day throughout the tournament. The Radio 5 Live coverage will begin at 1pm every day and will continue late into the evening.
BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller will be on hand with commentaries, reports and interviews across the two weeks, while former Wimbledon champions Pat Cash and Marion Bartoli will be joined by the likes of Kim Clijsters, Annabel Croft and Laura Robson to offer their expert analysis.
There will also be a weekly 6-Love-6 phone-in with Henman and McEnroe where fans can get involved and have their say.
