How to Live Stream Wimbledon 2024 in Spain

All eyes will be on Carlos Alcaraz at this year’s Wimbledon. Rafael Nadal may have bowed out of the grass tournament, but the world #3 is poised to replicate his French Open win and bring the Gentlemen’s Singles Trophy home to Spain.

In this article, we’ll tell you how to watch Wimbledon 2024 in Spain. Or, if you want to stream from another country, check out our guide on where to watch Wimbledon online. Secure your personal data and catch every impressive serve and gripping tiebreak when you’re stuck at work or traveling abroad with PIA VPN.

Why You Need a VPN to Live Stream Wimbledon

A VPN lets you slice through network restrictions at work or school. Shared networks often block streaming platforms to protect bandwidth. A VPN encrypts your connection to hide your internet activity. The network can’t see that you’re streaming Wimbledon, so you can bypass blocks and watch the tennis live.

As players advance through Wimbledon, every point matters. Unfortunately, ISPs sometimes slow down your connection when you stream, causing your video quality to drop. VPN encryption stops your ISP from viewing your activity, so your connection remains strong and steady. That means no lagging or buffering when you watch Wimbledon in Spain.

If you’re traveling outside of Spain during Wimbledon, you might get an error message when you try to access your streaming account. Use a VPN to connect to a server in Spain and get a Spanish IP address. You’ll be able to sign into your streaming account and keep watching the tennis as if you never left home.

How to Watch Wimbledon in Spain

Telefónica’s streaming service, Movistar Plus+, has exclusive rights to broadcast Wimbledon in Spain. A subscription costs €11 per month for Movistar customers (€14 per month if you’re not a customer) and you can stream the matches on up to eight devices at once. Wimbledon coverage includes narration from a team of experts and commentators, plus The Best of Wimbledon, a program that summarizes each day’s events. 

Wimbledon 2024 Schedule

This year’s Wimbledon will command your attention for the full two weeks. Wimbledon 2023 champions Carlos Alcaraz and Marketa Vondrousova return to defend their titles, but they’ll face stiff competition from the likes of Jannik Sinner, Iga Swiatek, and Anna Sabalenka. Follow along with the schedule below and watch every second of the action.

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

Spanish Players at Wimbledon

While Carlos Alcaraz carries Spain’s best hopes for a Wimbledon victory, there are plenty of other Spanish players hoping to make it through the qualifying rounds. Here are the players representing Spain this year.

Spanish Men’s Players in Wimbledon

Player	Best Ever Wimbledon Result(s)
Carlos Alcaraz	Winner, Singles (2023)
Pablo Carreno Busta	1st Round, Singles (2015, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022) 2nd Round, Doubles (2019)
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	3rd Round, Singles (2023) 2nd Round, Doubles (2023)
Roberto Carballes Baena	2nd Round, Singles (2023) 1st Round, Doubles (2018, 2019, 2023)
Jaume Munar	2nd Round, Singles (2022, 2023) 3rd Round, Doubles (2021)
Pedro Martinez	3rd Round, Singles (2021) 2nd Round, Doubles (2022)
Roberto Bautista Agut	SF, Singles (2019) 2nd Round, Doubles (2014)

Spanish Women’s Players in Wimbledon

Player	Best Ever Wimbledon Result(s)
Paula Badosa	4th Round, Singles (2021, 2022) 2nd Round, Doubles (2021)
Sara Sorribes Tormo	2nd Round, Singles (2018, 2021, 2022, 2023) SF, Doubles (2023)
Cristina Bucsa	2nd Round, Singles (2023) 1st Round, Doubles (2023)
Jessica Bouzas Maneiro	1st Round, Singles (2023)
Rebeka Masarova	2nd Round, Singles (2023) 2nd Round, Doubles (2023)
Nuria Parrizas Diaz	1st Round, Singles (2022, 2023) 1st Round, Doubles (2022)
Marina Bassols Ribera	N/A
Carlota Martinez Cirez	N/A
Irene Burillo Escorihuela	N/A
Andrea Lazaro Garcia	N/A

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