Everything You Need to Know About the Wimbledon Final 2025

With Wimbledon 2025 due to start on the 30th of June this year, we’re already anticipating an exciting final for all formats of play — and we know you are, too!

The final is an exciting event for tennis fans and sports lovers, whether you're watching it live or checking it out on TV.

If you plan on celebrating the final with a cold Pimms and a bucket of strawberries, you'll need to know the schedule to make sure you're ready and available. So, let's get into it.

When is the Wimbledon Final 2025?

The Wimbledon Championships are scheduled to start on Monday, 30th June, and finish on Sunday, 13th July.

The finals matches will be played on July 12th and 13th, marking the end of Wimbledon 2025.

For a full breakdown of the provisional schedule, please see below, which has been taken from Wimbledon's website. It includes a list of the finals for each category to help plan your viewing at home or at the courts.

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2025 Wimbledon Final Time

The timings currently scheduled are subject to change, as factors like weather, player injuries and match length can affect the schedule. We advise you to check closer to the event for more up-to-date information about each individual match, but here are the proposed timings…

What Time is the Men's Final at Wimbledon 2025?

The Gentlemen's Doubles Final is set to start at 1 pm on Saturday, 12th July.

The Gentlemen's Singles Final will start at 4 pm on Sunday, 13th July, marking the final Wimbledon match.

What Time is the Women's Final at Wimbledon 2025?

The Ladies' Singles Final will start at 4 pm on Saturday, 12th July, and the Ladies' Doubles Final will start at 1 pm on Sunday, 13th July.

The 4 pm start time for the singles finals this year is intended to attract a larger audience, accommodating viewers in varying time zones a little better.

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Where Does the Wimbledon Final 2025 Take Place?

The event takes place at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon, southwest London, which has 55 tennis courts.

Many of these courses will be used during the Championship, but the highest-profile matches will be played on the Centre Court or Court No. 1.

The Centre Court is the most famous, with a seating capacity of 14,979, including a royal box that seats 74. It also has a retractable roof so that games can continue as planned no matter what the British summertime weather is doing.

Who is the Favourite to Win the Men's & Women's Wimbledon 2025 Finals?

The odds are likely to change depending on performances leading up to the final of Wimbledon 2025.

Currently, Alcaraz is the favourite to win the men’s singles, which is unsurprising given his performance over the last year! Sinner is second favourite, followed by Djokovic, and then Jack Draper.

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Aryna Sabalenka is the favourite to win the women’s singles championship this year, followed by Swiatek, Rybakna, and Coco Gauff.

Who will you be backing?

Can You Still Buy Tickets for the Wimbledon Final 2025?

Tickets for the Wimbledon Final can be obtained through a public ballot, which you can enter for free. The ballot randomly assigns tickets to entrants.

The ballot must be entered well before the tournament is played and is now closed for 2025.

Thankfully, if you didn’t enter the ballot, or you did but missed out on final tickets, you can still purchase tickets in advance through Wimbledon’s official hospitality provider.

It is also possible to purchase tickets on the day while you’re in the queue, but this is a riskier option. It might be difficult to get enough tickets or ones in good seats, and you might also end up spending more on your tickets if you buy them at the last minute.

So, if you want to watch live, you should maybe consider a less popular match or sign up for next year’s public ballot as soon as it opens.

The final can be viewed live on the BBC and then streamed on catch-up services in the UK and around the world, so tennis fans from all over can enjoy the sport if they don't manage to get tickets.

Wimbledon Final 2025: You Don't Want to Miss Out

There's still a long way to go before we reach the final, but fans eager to watch live or on TV need to know when and where the matches are being played, so you can keep up with your favourite players and games.

That's why we've put together this helpful guide so you don't miss a single second.

With rising stars like Coco Gauff and Arthur Fils, Wimbledon 2025 is definitely one to get excited about. And who knows, could this be Novak Djokovic's last time on the famous courts? Tennis fans won't want to miss that.

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