Wimbledon 2026 Schedule By Court – Your Complete Guide
Every summer, the All England Lawn Tennis Club transforms into a global sporting festival. For 2026, fans are already planning which matches to watch, where to stand, and how to make the most of the iconic grounds. Below is a detailed, court‑by‑court schedule that covers the main showpieces – Centre Court, No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4 – along with practical tips for queuing, streaming and even securing a reliable VPN for uninterrupted viewing.
Key Dates and General Structure
The 2026 edition runs from Monday, 22 June to Sunday, 5 July. The first week (22‑28 June) hosts the opening rounds, while the second week (29 June‑5 July) features the quarter‑finals, semi‑finals and the championship matches. All courts follow a similar daily pattern: first‑round matches start at 11:00 am, followed by a 14:30 pm session, and the main evening session begins at 19:30 pm.
Centre Court – The Heart of Wimbledon
Centre Court remains the tournament’s marquee venue. It hosts the most high‑profile matches, including the men’s and women’s singles semi‑finals and finals.
- Opening Week (22‑28 June)
- Monday 22 June – Opening ceremony followed by first‑round men’s singles (e.g., Jannik Sinner vs. a seeded opponent).
- Tuesday 23 June – Women’s first‑round action, featuring emerging talents.
- Wednesday 24 June – Mixed doubles quarter‑finals.
- Thursday 25 June – High‑stakes men’s singles second‑round matches.
- Friday 26 June – Women’s second‑round.
- Saturday 27 June – Men’s third‑round, often the night of a dramatic upset.
- Sunday 28 June – Women’s third‑round and a potential marquee doubles match.
- Second Week (29 June‑5 July)
- Monday 29 June – Men’s quarter‑finals.
- Tuesday 30 June – Women’s quarter‑finals.
- Wednesday 1 July – Men’s semi‑finals.
- Thursday 2 July – Women’s semi‑finals.
- Saturday 4 July – Women’s final.
- Sunday 5 July – Men’s final, the climax of the tournament.
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