Final Wimbledon 2024 TV: Where to Watch the Historic Match

When the sun set on the Centre Court in 2024, the world’s eyes turned to the final between Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz and Serbia’s Novak Djokovic. The match, which saw Alcaraz clinch his first Wimbledon title in straight sets, was broadcast across multiple platforms, allowing fans to witness every rally, every break, and every moment of drama. Below you’ll find a comprehensive guide on how to watch the final on TV, stream it online, and catch all the highlights.

Broadcast Rights and TV Channels

In the UK, BBC One held the rights to broadcast the Wimbledon final live. Viewers could tune in to watch the match from 2:00 p.m. BST, with commentary from the BBC’s seasoned tennis presenters. The broadcast included pre‑match analysis, live commentary, and post‑match interviews with Alcaraz and Djokovic.

In the United States, ESPN held the rights. The channel aired the final on its flagship network, with additional coverage on ESPN2 and streaming via ESPN+. The U.S. audience also had the option to watch on ABC for a limited time during the early morning hours.

In Australia, Channel 7 and Fox Sports carried the live action, while the Ten Network offered a delayed broadcast for viewers who missed the live feed.

Streaming Services for Global Viewers

For fans outside of these regions, the official Wimbledon website (www.wimbledon.com) partnered with Wimbledon TV to stream the final worldwide. The service required a subscription, but provided high‑definition video, multiple camera angles, and live commentary in several languages.

Highlights and Full Match Replay

After the final, viewers could catch extended highlights that ran for about 30 minutes, featuring the most pivotal moments of the match. The highlights included Alcaraz’s powerful forehand, Djokovic’s resilient baseline play, and the dramatic final set where Alcaraz secured the championship with a decisive break.

For those who wanted the complete experience, the full match replay was available on the Wimbledon website and the official app. The replay, lasting approximately 3 hours and 15 minutes, allowed fans to rewatch every point, analyze the players’ strategies, and appreciate the subtle nuances that led to Alcaraz’s victory.