No Cable? Here’s How You Can Watch Wimbledon Semifinals & Finals Online for Free
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Ready for Wimbledon? The tournament is heating up the semi-finals taking place Friday (July 14). As the number of competitors continue to dwindle, there are still plenty of matches to catch before the champions are crowned.
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Tennis star and five-time Wimbledon champion, Venus Williams, lost the first round last week while another big name in the sport, Novak Djokovic, returns to the court for the semi-finals on Friday (July 14). Djokovic, 36, is slated to face off against Italian hotshot Jannik Sinner, 21. The other men’s singles match scheduled for Friday is Carlos Alcaraz Garfia, 20, against Daniil Medvedev, 27.
The women’s singles final will take place Saturday (July 15) and will see Markéta Vondroušová, 24, take on Ons Jabeur, 28, for the winning title.
See the full Wimbledon schedule here.
Wimbledon’s grand slam takes place from July 3-16. Like last year, fourth round singles matches are spread across two days, while the Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ singles matches will be mixed through the quarterfinals.
Read on for ways to watch Wimbledon without cable.
How to Stream Wimbledon Matches Without Cable
Wimbledon is held in London, but if you’re in the U.S., matches usually start at 6:00 a.m. ET. Click here for additional scheduling details.
Cord cutters can stream Wimbledon on ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN Deportes via platforms that carry live television such as Direct TV, Sling TV, Fubo, Vidgo, and Hulu + Live TV. ABC will broadcast coverage of certain matches. You can also stream Wimbledon coverage on ESPN+ in addition to documentaries and more.
ESPN+ $9.99/month
If you’re interested in a nice streaming deal, Sling is discounted as low as $15 for the first month, down from $40 a month.
DirectTV Stream starts at $74.99/month for access to 75+ cable and local channels. Watch all your favorite sports championships, games and more for one low price, plus a few extra benefits.
Not only can you stream for free for the first five days, but you can get Max, Showtime, Starz and Cinemax for free for the first three months when you subscribe to the Ultimate Plan ($109.99). But if you want those channels included free, subscribe to the Premier Plan ($154.99/month). And for viewers streaming from outside of the U.S., ExpressVPN works with several platforms.
DirectTV Stream
Direct TV’s Choice streaming plan comes with over 105 channels including ESPN, Nickelodeon, HGTV, MTV, BET, VH1, MLB Network, college sports networks and more. The Ultimate plan includes over 140 channels, the Premier package has over 150 channels and the cheapest streaming packages: Entertainment and Optimo Más (which includes English and Spanish channels) costs $75 a month for 75+ channels.
Need more streaming options? Hulu + Live TV is another solid and affordable choice, but you won’t get a free trial or discount when you join. That said, subscriptions start at $74.99 a month to stream over 75 channels, plus you’ll get access to ESPN+, Hulu and Disney+.
