The women's singles final is played on Saturday 9 July. The women's semi-finals take place on Thursday 7 July, the men's semi-finals on Friday 8 July. The second week sees the start of the men's and women's fourth round. There is no scheduled play for the 'Middle Sunday' (although that could change depending on the weather). The tournament begins on Monday 27 June and ends with the men's final and mixed doubles final on Sunday 10 July ( the same day as the Euro 2016 final). The BBC Sport website will also be broadcasting up to 15 live streams at any one time.

There will be one live stream if you have Freeview, with up to six available on satellite. The BBC Red Button will also have extended coverage away from the main channels. For full details, check the broadcast schedule below.

The BBC has 153 scheduled hours of coverage on BBC1 and BBC2, while for the first time Eurosport will also broadcast live Wimbledon coverage as well as daily highlights.Ĭoverage begins every morning on BBC2 at 11.30am, with BBC1 showing live coverage most days from 1.45pm.

Bbc red button schedule 2016