Iga Świątek will face Karolína Plíšková in the second match on the grass of the All England Club at 14:00 British time. Here is how and where to watch.
2. The match will take place as part of the second round of the tournament, meaning Świątek, defending her 2025 title, must face a former world number one. Plíšková, known for her strong serve and aggressive playing style, poses a serious challenge on grass.
Wimbledon organizers published the match schedule a week in advance, and this specific time was confirmed by the All England Lawn Tennis Club. The match broadcast in Poland will be available on TVP Sport and the TVP Stream service. 2 with expert tennis commentary.
2 have been sold out, but there are still places available in public areas with screens. Karolína Plíšková, currently ranked 12th in the WTA rankings, emphasized in an interview with the media that Wimbledon is always a special tournament for her. Świątek is a great player, but every match is a new chance," said the Czech tennis player.
What's next? If Świątek wins, her next match is scheduled for Saturday, July 4, likely on one of the main courts. For fans from Poland, the TVP Sport and TVP Stream channels will be key, providing continuous coverage of the entire tournament. Read at TVP Sport
For Polish tennis fans, the Świątek vs. Plíšková match is one of the most important events of Wimbledon 2026. The exact time and broadcast channel are essential not to miss the spectacle. Defending her title, Świątek meets a player capable of surprising even the best rackets. Knowing the schedule allows for planning to watch live or follow the broadcast, which is key in the era of scattered attention.
TVP Sportsport.tvp.plJul 2, 7:15 AMpl-PL
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