How to Watch Queens Club 2026 Live
How to watch the Queens Club Championships 2026 live in the UK. BBC, Sky Sports, Bet365 streaming and more. Full schedule with UK times.
How to watch the Queens Club Championships 2026 live in the UK. BBC, Sky Sports, Bet365 streaming and more. Full schedule with UK times.
The Queens Club Championships 2026 (Cinch Championships) takes place in mid-June at the Queens Club in West Kensington, London (exact dates to be confirmed, typically the week before Wimbledon). UK viewers can watch on BBC and Sky Sports Tennis, with additional streaming available through Bet365. Here is your complete guide to watching the Queens Club Championships live in 2026, including the expected TV schedule, streaming options and key matches to follow.
The Queens Club Championships is the UK’s premier grass-court tennis event and the most important warm-up tournament for Wimbledon. The ATP 500 event attracts a strong field of top players looking to fine-tune their grass-court game before heading to SW19. The tournament has a rich history and a distinctive atmosphere, with the intimate setting at Queens Club creating a unique spectator experience. For full draw updates, results and match previews, visit our Queens Club Championships hub page.
Queens holds a special place in British tennis. Many Wimbledon champions have used it as their springboard to success at the All England Club, and the tournament often provides the first clues about who is in form on grass. The event is men’s only, but the quality of the field means it regularly produces outstanding matches and serves as an ideal appetiser for the main event at Wimbledon.
Bet365 offers live streaming of selected Queens Club matches throughout the tournament week. This provides an additional viewing option alongside the BBC and Sky Sports broadcasts. To access the Queens live stream on Bet365:
Live streaming is available on desktop and through the Bet365 app on iOS and Android devices. Geo-restrictions apply, and streams are subject to availability. T&Cs apply. 18+.
All times shown are BST (British Summer Time). Play typically begins at around 12:00pm BST on most days, with the final on Sunday afternoon. Exact dates for the 2026 edition are to be confirmed but the tournament traditionally runs from Monday to Sunday in the week before Wimbledon qualifying begins.
| Day | Round | UK Start Time (BST) |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | First Round | 12:00pm |
| Tuesday | First Round | 12:00pm |
| Wednesday | Second Round | 12:00pm |
| Thursday | Second Round / Quarter-Finals | 12:00pm |
| Friday | Quarter-Finals | 12:00pm |
| Saturday | Semi-Finals | 12:30pm |
| Sunday | Final | 2:00pm |
UK viewers have several options for watching the Queens Club Championships 2026. The tournament benefits from a combination of free-to-air and subscription coverage.
| Service | Coverage | Cost | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| BBC (TV & iPlayer) | Selected coverage, particularly later rounds | Free (TV licence required) | TV, web, app |
| Sky Sports Tennis | Full tournament coverage across all rounds | Sky Sports subscription required | TV, Sky Go app |
| NOW TV | Sky Sports content without long-term contract | Day or month pass | TV, web, app |
| Bet365 | Selected matches throughout the tournament | Free with funded account | Web, app |
The BBC typically provides some coverage of the Queens Club Championships, particularly during the latter rounds and the final. Sky Sports Tennis offers the most comprehensive coverage from the first round onwards. For viewers without a Sky subscription, NOW TV day passes are a practical option for catching specific sessions. Bet365 streaming adds additional flexibility for account holders.
Jack Draper is the home hope and a player perfectly suited to grass-court tennis. The left-hander’s powerful serve and aggressive game translate well to the surface, and playing at Queens in front of a home crowd will bring the best out of him. A deep run from Draper would generate enormous excitement heading into Wimbledon.
Carlos Alcaraz, the two-time Wimbledon champion (2023, 2024), has used Queens as a grass-court springboard in recent years — but he withdrew from the 2026 event, and from Wimbledon, with a wrist injury and will not feature this year.
Novak Djokovic has won the Queens title in the past and may choose to include it in his grass-court schedule. The Serbian’s record on grass is exceptional, and his presence at Queens would significantly boost the quality of the draw and provide must-watch matches throughout the week.
The British contingent always adds extra interest at Queens. Beyond Draper, several British players typically receive wildcards into the main draw, and the tournament provides an opportunity for emerging talent to test themselves against top-level opposition on home soil. The crowd support for British players at Queens is among the most passionate in tennis.
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Full coverage sits on our Queen’s Club hub, every event we follow is in the tournaments index, and the dates are in the 2026 tennis calendar.