Wimbledon 2025

Wimbledon - AELTC

About this app

Welcome to Wimbledon 2025 — the official app of The Championships.
Your personal companion for the only Grand Slam played on grass, live from the All England Lawn Tennis Club, London.

Live from one of the biggest sports events in the world from 23 June (Qualifying) to 13 July (Finals). Follow the tennis including every serve, rally and result with real-time scores, updates and immersive features.

Top Features:
- Live Scores & Stats – Real-time updates from every match on every court.
- New: Live Court View – Shot-by-shot visualisations of match action as it happens.
- New: Live Likelihood to Win – Dynamic win probabilities updated throughout each match.
- New: Match Chat – Ask questions and get instant answers with our AI-powered match assistant.
- Stories & Moments – Tennis highlights, behind-the-scenes content and more.
- Player Profiles – Follow your favourite tennis players and track their path to the final.
- Live Radio – Commentary from Centre Court and No.1 Court.
- News & Video – Stay informed with interviews, features and match highlights.
- Personalised Alerts – Get score updates for your favourite players.
- Order of Play & Schedule – Plan your day with the latest match listings.
- The Wimbledon Shop – Explore official merchandise in-app.

myWimbledon Login
Customise your experience and access your digital tickets by logging in.

Ticketing
Mobile tickets and photo ID are required for entry to the Grounds and courts.

Ratings and reviews

App updates so much that you can't access a section properly. All scores are not maintained, only matches still running. If I want to see order of play or a particular score, I use Google search, it's easier and less frustrating. The outstanding question is year after year these issues remain. Just might be time to place the app into the hands of someone with an actual brain. The only thing this is good for is the news and some videos.

what a fantastic experience we had. Yes it was very hot and yes it was very crowded, but the atmosphere and the quality of tennis was superb. I thought it was going to be a long wait when we queued for drinks but the line moved fast. The only real negative was not being able to sit once we bought our drinks. we most certainly will visit this iconic venue if we are given the chance.

A brilliant day on the middle Sunday. Easy walk from Southfields underground station to Wimbledon and only took a couple of minutes to get into the grounds. We had Centre Court tickets from the ballot, but started our visit on the Hill, which was fun and atmospheric. Centre Court is comfortable and felt surprisingly informal. Splendid tennis. Took a picnic and Pimms but lots of places to buy stuff if you want to. All in all, a wonderful experience.