The 2023 Wimbledon Championships runs from Monday July 3 to Sunday July 16.
Once again you’ll be able to watch every single match from the All England Club on your preferred streaming device in 2023. Here is The Roar’s full guide to live streaming from Australia for the most prestigious tournament of all.
Novak Djokovic is the red-hot favourite to win his third consecutive grand slam and set a new all-time record with a 24th major title, having moved past Rafael Nadal into the outright lead by winning the French Open.
However, he won’t be the top seed, with Carlos Alcaraz ranked No.1 in the singles draw to become the second man other than Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal to be seeded first at the All England Club since 2003, alongside Andy Murray in 2017.
Alex de Minaur is the top-seeded Australian at No.15.
Over on the women’s side, Poland’s Iga Swiatek is the favourite after she once again won the French Open, while last year’s winner Elena Rybakina’s participation in some doubt leading in after contracting a virus at Roland Garros.
Live stream online
The only place to watch Wimbledon legally in Australia is on Channel Nine and Stan Sport. Stan has exclusive coverage of rugby, tennis and some select motorsport.
You can either watch for free on the 9Now streaming service or you can have an ad-free experience with more by signing up to Stan Sport
If you’re already a Stan subscriber, the Stan Sport add-on is approximately $10 extra a month; but if not, you will have to subscribe to Stan to pick up Stan Sport, which will set you back an extra $10-19 a month depending on your level of subscription.
The good news? Stan Sport will have a feed of every single match of the tournament with no ad breaks. That gives you the choice of 128 different matches on the first two days of the tournament… manna from heaven for any tennis fan!
To access them, simply go to the Wimbledon homepage on Stan, browse through the feeds to find your game of choice, and start streaming.
They will also be providing on-demand replays of some key games, so you won’t have to burn the midnight oil to catch the big moments.
TV
Channel Nine, Stan’s parent company, will show select matches from 8pm (AEST) on their secondary channel 9Gem and the main channel from 9:30pm through the morning, if you’re keen to stay up late to catch all the action.
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