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SUMMARY:Wimbledon 2026 – Semi-Finals
DESCRIPTION:The Wimbledon Semi-Finals take place on Thursday 9 and Friday 10 July 2026 at the All England Lawn Tennis Club in Wimbledon\, south-west London. The final four players in both the men’s and women’s singles draw compete for places in the finals weekend\, with the women’s semi-finals on Thursday and the men’s on Friday — both days played entirely on Centre Court. \nWhat are the Wimbledon Semi-Finals?\nThe Wimbledon Semi-Finals are among the most anticipated days in the tennis calendar. Both matches on each day are played on Centre Court\, making these some of the most sought-after tickets of the entire fortnight. For the four players who reach the semi-final stage\, victory guarantees a place in a Wimbledon final — a milestone that defines careers. \nThe semi-finals have historically produced matches of extraordinary quality. The knowledge that a final place is one win away increases the intensity of the competition and brings out the best in the sport’s leading players. The matches are best of three sets for women and best of five sets for men\, with no time limit. \nWhen are the Wimbledon Semi-Finals 2026?\n\nThursday 9 July 2026: Women’s Singles Semi-Finals on Centre Court — first match from 13:00 BST\, second match to follow\nFriday 10 July 2026: Men’s Singles Semi-Finals on Centre Court — first match from 13:00 BST\, second match to follow\n\nThe semi-finals follow the quarter-finals on Tuesday 7 and Wednesday 8 July\, with players having a day’s rest before their semi-final appearance. The finals weekend begins on Saturday 11 July with the Women’s Singles Final. \nWhere are the Wimbledon Semi-Finals?\nBoth semi-final matches on each day are staged on Centre Court at the All England Club — the only court with a retractable roof at the venue. The roof ensures play can continue regardless of weather. Centre Court has a capacity of 14\,979. The All England Club is at Church Road\, Wimbledon\, London SW19. On semi-final days the club operates a dedicated shuttle service from Wimbledon station (District Line and National Rail)\, which is the most convenient access point. \nKey Contenders\nBased on form entering the 2026 Championships\, the most likely men’s semi-finalists are Jannik Sinner (the defending champion and world number one)\, Carlos Alcaraz\, and Novak Djokovic. A Sinner vs Alcaraz semi-final would be a rematch of the 2025 final\, in which Sinner won in four sets to claim his first Wimbledon title. Djokovic\, a seven-time champion\, has proven throughout his career that he raises his level in the most important moments of a Grand Slam. \nIn the women’s draw\, defending champion Iga Swiatek is the clear favourite after her extraordinary 6-0\, 6-0 final victory in 2025. Aryna Sabalenka\, whose serve and power game are well suited to grass\, Elena Rybakina (the 2022 champion)\, and Coco Gauff represent the main challengers. A final place is worth 1\,300 ranking points and significant prize money for each player who reaches this stage. \nHow to Watch the Wimbledon Semi-Finals 2026\n\nUnited Kingdom: BBC One and BBC Two broadcast both days live\, with full streaming on BBC iPlayer. Coverage is free-to-air and the BBC dedicates extensive programming to both days.\nUnited States: ESPN and ESPN+\, with streaming via the Disney+ bundle.\nAustralia: Channel Nine and Stan Sport.\nEurope: Eurosport and Discovery+ across most territories.\nIndia: Star Sports and Disney+ Hotstar.\nMiddle East: beIN Sports.\n\nBBC Radio 5 Live and 5 Sports Extra carry comprehensive radio commentary of all semi-final matches. \nTickets\nSemi-final tickets are among the most coveted at Wimbledon. The annual public ballot (closing in October of the preceding year) is the primary allocation method. A small number of queue tickets are available for same-day purchase\, though demand is extremely high and queues typically form overnight. Debenture holders are guaranteed Centre Court access and may resell tickets; secondary market prices for semi-final day debentures regularly exceed £5\,000. Face-value Centre Court semi-final tickets allocated through the ballot range from approximately £200 to £270. \nFrequently Asked Questions\nWhen are the 2026 Wimbledon Semi-Finals?\nThe women’s semi-finals are on Thursday 9 July 2026 and the men’s semi-finals are on Friday 10 July 2026\, both starting at 13:00 BST on Centre Court. \nHow can I watch the Wimbledon Semi-Finals?\nBBC One and BBC iPlayer in the UK (free-to-air)\, ESPN and ESPN+ in the US\, and Eurosport and Discovery+ across Europe. \nWho won the Wimbledon semi-finals in 2025?\nJannik Sinner defeated Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz defeated Daniil Medvedev in the men’s semi-finals. Iga Swiatek defeated Aryna Sabalenka in the women’s semi-final. \nPhoto by Simone Viani on Unsplash
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