Wimbledon 2026 Championship LIVE: watch free from anywhere, today's matches, day 12
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Wimbledon 2026 has arrived at the quarter-final stage, which means it's time to work out the best way to watch tennis's most prestigious tournament in the U.S., U.K., Canada and beyond.
Jannik Sinner is looking for a second consecutive Wimbledon title, while Novak Djokovic bids for his 25th Grand Slam. Arthur Fery is the talk of the tournament, and he'll be looking to secure a semi-final place today.
On the women's side, Coco Gauff remains in contention and will be looking to win her maiden Wimbledon title. She faces 11th seed Karolína Muchová in the semi-finals.
Tennis fans can watch Wimbledon live with free coverage on BBC iPlayer, but stick with us for all the latest on Wimbledon 2026, including live highlights and replays.
How to watch Wimbledon 2026 from abroad
Arthur Fery up next...
Can Arthur Fery stun Flavio Cobolli? Head over to BBC iPlayer to find out now with the free stream providing coverage of the game.
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Elsewhere... Zverev vs Fritz
America's final hope in the men's bracket is sixth seed Taylor Fritz. The 28-year-old made it to the semi-final last year and a win over second seed Alexander Zverev would represent a huge win.
Watch all the action over on court one on BBC iPlayer.
Fery pushing for second set
After taking the opening set 6-4 over Cobolli. Fery is pushing for the second, currently it sits at 5-4 to the Brit with the Italian on serve.
Fery takes the first set 📹
Listen to that roar 🤩Arthur Fery takes the first set! 🇬🇧 pic.twitter.com/8fzGXKCFPYJuly 8, 2026
Make that two!
Fery goes 2-0 up as he wins the tie-break in the second set. The Briton is just one set away from a Wimbledon semi-final!
Today's schedule: mixed doubles final, women's singles semi-finals, and more
Morning, Tennis fans! Freelancer Jamie Richards here to take over our live Wimbledon coverage for the next few days.
Today's a busy one on the courts, with the mixed doubles final at 3:50pm, women's singles semi-finals at 1:30pm and 2:40pm, and semi-finals for the men's doubles at 1pm and 2:10pm (all times BST). Check out the full schedule below:
Type | Court | Players | Time (BST) |
Women's doubles (QF) | 2 | Siniakova & Townsend vs Mladenovic & Guo | 11am |
Women's doubles (QF) | 2 | Neel & Olmos vs Xu & Jiang | 12:10pm |
Men's doubles (SF) | 1 | Pavic & Arevalo vs Putz & Krawietz | 1pm |
Women's singles (SF) | Centre | Muchova vs Guaff | 1:30pm |
Men's doubles (SF) | 1 | Patten & Heliovaara va Kovacevic & Kokkinakis | 2:10pm |
Women's singles (SF) | Centre | Kostyuk vs Noskova | 2:40pm |
Mixed doubles (F) | Centre | Polmans & Hunter vs Ostapenko & Arevalo | 3:50pm |
Guo and Mladenovic hold the lead
The women's doubles semi-finals are underway on Court 2, with Hanyu Guo and Kristina Mladenovic leading 7-3 to Katerina Siniakova and Taylor Townsend's 6-4.
A win for Guo and Mladenovic
Hanyu Guo and Kristina Mladenivoc have won their semi-final match with straight sets. Now we head to Court 1 for the men's doubles.
Women's doubles continues
Xinyu Jiang and Yifan Xu (both of China) took a strong lead over Estonia's Ingrid Neel and Mexico's Giuliana Olmos in the second women's doubles semi-final, having won the first set 6-1, though the international duo is pushing back with a 3-1 lead in the second set.
Men's doubles underway
The men's doubles semi-final has also gotten underway, with Croatia's Maté Pavic and El Salvador's Marcelo Aravelo teaming up against Germans Tim Putz and Kevin Krawietz.
Muchova defeats Guaff
Karolina Muchova, of Czechia, has beaten USA's Coco Guaff to secure her place in the women's singles final. The pair endured a long battle, and Muchova won at the tiebreak with a final score of 6-2 1-6 6-6 (12-10).
Arevalo and Pavic through to finals
Marcelo Arevalo and Maté Pavic have bested Tim Putz and Kevin Krawietz to secure their place in the men's doubles final.
Noskova and Muchova through to women's singles finals
Linda Noskova and Karolina Muchova have made it through to the women's singles finals. The pair will face off on July 11 for the title.
Zverev and Fery through to men's singles semi-finals
Alexander Zverev and Arthur Fery have pushed through to the men's singles semi-finals.
The pair are scheduled to face off tomorrow, July 10.
Today's matches: women's finals, men's semi-finals, and more
After an eventful day on the courts yesterday, today sees the women's doubles semi-final, and men's single's semi final.
Here are the listings for today:
Type | Court | Players | Time (BST) |
Men's singles (SF) | Centre | Fery vs Sverev | 1.30pm |
Men's singles (SF) | Centre | Sinner vs Djokovic | Following Fery vs Sverev |
Women's doubles (SF) | 1 | Liang & Aoyama vs Dabrowski & Stefani | 1pm |
Women's doubles (SF) | 1 | Mladenovic & Guo vs Jiang & Xu | Following Liang & Aoyama vs Dabrowski & Stefani |
Playing to the crowd
Arthur Fery has told reporters that he plans to use the crowd 'to my advantage' during his face off with Alexander Zverev this afternoon.
Sky Sports reports that Fery said: "I have the crowd behind me here, which is a huge help, especially on Centre Court, when you have so many people pushing me"
Stefani and Dubrowski through to final
Canada's Gabriela Dubrowski and Brazil's Luisa Stefani have made it through to the women's doubles final, beating Taiwan's Liang En-Shou and Japan's Shuko Aoyama 7-5 6-3.
Fery and Zverev still going
More than two hours after the start of their match, Britain's Arthur Fery and Germany's Alexander Zverev are still locked in play, as Fery attempts to push through. The current score sits at 7(7)-6(0) 6-2 4-3.
Zverev through to final
Alexander Zverev has bested Arthur Fery after a long match on Centre Court, securing his place in the final. The ongoing match between Sinner and Djokovic will determine who faces the Zverev on Sunday.
Tennis must be in vogue...
Fans and reporters have spotted some famous faces amongst the audiences at today's Wimbledon matches.
As the Standard reports, former Vogue editor Anna Wintour was seen in conversation with Moulin Rouge and Romeo and Juliet director Baz Luhrmann in the stands above Centre Court.
Other notable attendees include Martin Freeman of The Hobbit fame, and documentarian Louis Theroux.
Sinner leads in third set
Jannik Sinner is holding a strong lead over veteran player and seven-time Wimbledon winner Novak Djokovic in the men's singles semi finals.
Sinner currently leads 6-4 6-4 2-0.
Seeing triple
Jannik Sinner has beaten Novak Djokovic to secure his place in the men's singles final against Alexander Zverev.
Sinner beat Djokovic in straight sets, with a final score of 6-4 6-4 6-4.
Women's doubles finalists confirmed
Dubrowski and Stefani have confirmed their place in the women's doubles final after beating Liang and Aoyama 7-5 6-3. The pair will face Mladenovic and Guo on Centre Court on Sunday.
