How to Live Stream Wimbledon 2024 in Australia

Wimbledon’s fast-paced matches feature world-class players battling it out on traditional grass courts. Australian players, including Alex de Minaur and Ajla Tomljanovic, are poised to take on the competition at the world’s most prestigious tennis tournament.

If you want to watch Wimbledon from Australia, you’re in the right place – to watch in other countries, check out our complete guide to streaming Wimbledon from anywhere. Read on to find out how you can securely stream matches for free, when at home or traveling abroad, with PIA VPN.

Why You Need a VPN to Live Stream Wimbledon

Using a VPN to stream Wimbledon is like hitting an ace. You can bypass streaming restrictions at work and school, since your VPN encrypts your internet activity and hides it from the network. You can keep one eye on the action wherever you go.

VPN encryption also stops your ISP from seeing what you’re doing online, so you won’t run into streaming-related internet throttling. Get the internet speeds you pay for and catch every high-speed serve and volley.

If you’re traveling abroad during the tournament, you might run into content blocks and error messages. With a VPN, you can connect to a VPN server back in Australia and watch like you never left home.

How to Watch Wimbledon in Australia

Stream Wimbledon for Free on 9Now

Channel 9 and its streaming platform 9Now are your ticket to Wimbledon in Australia. Watch live coverage of major games for free! You’ll need a valid Australian postcode to create your account.

Use Stan Sport to Watch Wimbledon Matches

As the self-titled “Home of Grand Slam Tennis,” Stan Sport allows you to watch Wimbledon and other major tournaments ad-free. You’ll need a Stan account, which starts at $12 per month, plus the Stan Sport add-on package which costs $15 per month. There is a free 30-day trial for Stan, but there’s no free trial for Stan Sport. 

Wimbledon 2024 Schedule

Each day of Wimbledon is action-packed as top-ranked players such as Jannick Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz, Iga Swiatek, and Anna Sabalenka battle it out for cash and notoriety. Competition is fierce and the grass surface always throws up a few surprises. Follow the schedule below to catch every ace, volley, lob, and smash.

Day	Schedule
July 1	Men’s and Women’s Singles First Round
July 2	Men’s and Women’s Singles First Round
July 3	Men’s and Women’s Singles Second Round Men’s and Women’s Doubles First Round
July 4	Men’s and Women’s Singles Second Round Men’s and Women’s Doubles First Round
July 5	Men’s and Women’s Singles Third Round Men’s and  Women’s Doubles Second Round Mixed Doubles First Round
July 6	Men’s and Women’s Singles Third Round Men’s and Women’s Doubles Second Round Mixed Doubles First Round
July 7	Men’s and Women’s Singles Fourth Round Men’s and Women’s Doubles Third Round Mixed Doubles Second Round
July 8	Men’s and Women’s Singles Fourth Round Men’s and Women’s Doubles Third Round Mixed Doubles Quarter-finals
July 9	Men’s and Women’s Singles Quarter-finals Men’s and Women’s Doubles Quarter-finals Mixed Doubles Semi-finals
July 10	Men’s and Women’s Singles Quarter-finals Men’s and Women’s Doubles Quarter-finals
July 11	Women’s Singles Semi-finals Men’s Double Semi-finals Mixed Doubles Final
July 12	Men’s Singles Semi-final Women’s Doubles Semi-final
July 13	Women’s Singles Final Men’s Doubles Final
July 14	Men’s Singles Final Women’s Doubles Final

Australian Players at Wimbledon 2024

Australia will be well-represented at Wimbledon this year with eleven players on the direct acceptance list. Alex de Minaur has had a great start to the grass season, winning his Wimbledon warm-up tournament in style. In the women’s game, Ajla Tomljanovic has used a special ranking to enter following knee surgery last year, 

Men’s competition:

Player	Best Ever Wimbledon Result(s)
Alex de Minaur	4th Round, Singles (2022) 2nd Round, Doubles (2019, 2021)
Jordan Thompson	3rd Round, Singles (2021) 3rd Round, Doubles (2023)
Alexei Popyrin	2nd Round, Singles (2019) 2nd Round, Doubles (2021)
Chris O’Connell	3rd Round, Singles (2023) 1st Round, Doubles (2023)
Rinky Hijikata	2nd Round, Doubles (2023)
Max Purcell	1st Round, Singles (2022, 2023) Winner, Doubles (2022)
Aleksandar Vukic	2nd Round, Singles (2023)
Adam Walton	First time at Wimbledon
Thanasi Kokkinakis	2nd Round, Singles (2022) 3rd Round, Doubles (2015)

Women’s competition:

Player	Best Ever Wimbledon Result(s)
Ajla Tomljanovic	Quarter-Final, Singles (2021, 2022) 3rd Round, Doubles (2015)
Daria Saville	3rd Round, Singles (2018) 3rd Round, Doubles (2016)

Why PIA Is the Best VPN for Sports

Clear video quality is critical for keeping up with each Wimbledon match. PIA VPN’s 10-Gbps server network ensures you’ll get the VPN speeds necessary to stream Wimbledon in the highest available quality. PIA will never meter your VPN use – you get unlimited bandwidth to watch as many matches as you want. 

We have streaming-optimized servers in Australia, designed specifically to ensure you can stream without any blocks or error messages, even if you’re traveling abroad. PIA has native apps for Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux.

It’s easy to download and install the PIA VPN app on your streaming device, but if you have any questions about customization options, PIA’s customer service team is available 24/7 to help. An expert will respond to your live chat message or email faster than a ball boy, so you can get back to streaming the latest match.

PIA VPN has a 30-day money-back guarantee so you can try it out risk-free. 

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