Is there a nightly Wimbledon highlights show this year?
Yes there is still a nightly Wimbledon highlights show in 2026, but with changes this year. BBC Two will air Today at Wimbledon at 11pm, but it will only feature highlights, and no analysis.
Is there a nightly Wimbledon highlights show? Everything you need to know about BBC’s 2026 TV coverage
Yes – there is still a nightly Wimbledon highlights show in 2026, but it looks very different this year. The BBC has scrapped its traditional early evening highlights programme in favour of a single 11pm edition of Today at Wimbledon, which will feature highlights from the day’s play without presenters.
BBC Wimbledon coverage at a glance:
🎾 Today at Wimbledon airs nightly at 11pm on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer
📺 The BBC has axed its early evening highlights show for 2026
🎙️ Unlike previous years, the late-night highlights programme will not have presenters
📡 Every Wimbledon match will be available live on BBC iPlayer across all 18 courts
📱 Highlights, clips and live updates will also be available via the BBC Sport website, app and social media
Summer is here and Wimbledon 2026 is almost underway, with the BBC once again providing comprehensive coverage across TV, radio, BBC Sounds, iPlayer and online.
Is there a Wimbledon highlights show on BBC?
Yes. While the BBC has changed its highlights offering for 2026, fans can still catch up with all the day’s biggest moments each evening.
This year’s Today at Wimbledon will air at 11pm on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer, showcasing the best matches, key moments and interviews from the Championships.
However, the format has changed significantly. The BBC has dropped its traditional early evening highlights programme, instead opting for a single late-night highlights show. The programme will also not feature presenters, marking a departure from previous editions that were fronted by familiar BBC faces.
How to watch Wimbledon live on TV
The BBC’s live coverage begins from the All England Club on Monday 29 June.
Isa Guha presents the morning coverage on BBC Two, beginning at 10.30am on the opening day and 11am from day two onwards, before Clare Balding takes over the afternoon and evening coverage on BBC One.
As the tournament reaches its conclusion, Andy Stevenson will present coverage of the wheelchair finals.
The BBC’s studio team includes John McEnroe, Martina Navratilova, Billie Jean King, Tim Henman, Tracy Austin, Pat Cash, Annabel Croft, Kyle Edmund, Eugenie Bouchard and Jamie Murray, providing analysis throughout the fortnight.
Fans can also watch every match from all 18 courts live via BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and app, and the Red Button through the Wimbledon Extra channel.
Listen to Wimbledon on BBC Radio
BBC Radio 5 Live, 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds will provide live commentary throughout the Championships, presented by Gigi Salmon and Clare McDonnell.
Former champions including Pat Cash and Marion Bartoli join the team, alongside Kim Clijsters, Annabel Croft, Naomi Broady, Daniela Hantuchova, Leon Smith and others offering expert analysis across the tournament.
BBC Local Radio stations and the BBC World Service will also provide extensive coverage.
Follow Wimbledon online
The BBC Sport website and app will feature live text commentary, in-play clips, match highlights and interviews throughout the Championships.
Fans can also watch short-form highlights via the BBC Sport app’s new Shorts tab, while BBC Sport’s social media channels will offer behind-the-scenes content, exclusive interviews and the biggest talking points from SW19.
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