​The men’s semi-finals headline Day 12 at Wimbledon as all eyes turn to Centre Court. Friday promises a captivating slate, with Arthur Fery capturing the attention of many as he pursues a historic breakthrough: the first British finalist at the All England Club since Andy Murray in 2016. A notable contrast to this bid for national glory is the high-profile clash featuring Novak Djokovic, adding intrigue to the day’s lineup. Here’s how to catch both semi-finals live.
Fery faces Alexander Zverev in what promises to be a thrilling early showpiece on Centre Court. The match is scheduled to begin at 1:30 pm British Summer Time, which corresponds to 8:30 am in the Eastern Time Zone of the United States and 5:30 am in the Pacific Time Zone. For UK viewers, Fery versus Zverev will be broadcast free-to-air on the BBC, and it is also available on TNT Sports and discovery+. Wimbledon’s official site confirms these options for fans planning to tune in.
In the United States, Wimbledon’s semi-final coverage will be split across ESPN and ESPN2, with the Tennis Channel providing additional access. All matches will be available for streaming on ESPN+. This ensures a broad range of ways to watch, whether at home or on the go.
The schedule continues through Friday’s action on the remaining main courts. Centre Court will host its lineup starting at 1:30 pm BST, beginning with Fery’s clash against Zverev, followed by the much-anticipated encounter between Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic. Fans looking ahead to the rest of the day can consult the full Friday schedule to plan their viewing.
On No. 1 Court, play begins at 1:00 pm BST. The afternoon session features Shuko Aoyama and En-Shuo Liang taking on Gabriela Dabrowski and Luisa Stefani, followed by Gustavo Fernandez versus Alfie Hewett, and finally Hanyu Guo against Kristina Mladenovic versus Xinyu Jiang and Yifan Xu in doubles or mixed-doubles formats as scheduled. This lineup adds depth to a day already packed with potential breakthroughs and high-stakes tennis.
For those seeking the best angles on this landmark day, keep an eye on the live coverage options provided by Wimbledon’s official channels and the participating networks. Whether you’re following Fery’s bid to write British tennis history, Djokovic’s continued pursuit of major glory, or the other marquee matchups on the schedule, Day 12 at Wimbledon is shaping up to be a defining moment of this year’s championships.