Watch Free Live Streaming of Wimbledon 2018 on BBC Sport from anywhere.
The Wimbledon 2018 tennis championship will take place in London between 2-15 July, bringing with it two weeks of near-constant tennis. Here’s how you can tune in to watch free live streaming and on any device from wherever you are.
🎾 Wimbledon 2018 Tennis
📅 Monday 2 July – Sunday 15 July
TV coverage presented by Sue Barker begins at 1130am BST on 2 July on BBC 2, the Red Button, and BBC iPlayer, and continues on BBC One at 1.45pm. The BBC will also broadcast Wimbledon 2018 for live viewing across BBC TV, Red Button, radio, online, mobile, the BBC Sport app and Smart TV. So, when the coverage begins, you’ll be able to tune in online by visiting the BBC Sport website.
For the first time ever you will be able to watch Wimbledon in 4K HDR with BBC iPlayer, thanks to a new trial from the BBC. Every match played on Centre Court will be available to stream in Ultra HD on a first-come, first-served basis – with thousands of people expected to be able to stream each match in the higher quality. Naturally you’ll have to make sure you have a compatible 4K TV or other device, along with sufficient internet bandwidth to keep up with the stream.
How to watch Wimbledon 2018 live tennis streaming from anywhere…
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