July 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting months for sports fans in the UK. From the legendary lawns of Wimbledon to the road battles of the Tour de France, and the fierce competition in the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, there’s something for every type of fan. Whether you’re glued to tennis, football, motorsport, or cycling—or all of them—UK broadcasters have packed schedules with world-class action. Here’s a comprehensive look at what’s on.

Wimbledon 2025: Grand Slam Elegance

Tennis takes centre stage as Wimbledon 2025 returns to the All England Club from June 30 to July 13. The world’s oldest tennis tournament remains one of the highlights of the summer sporting calendar, with some of the best matches and biggest stars gracing Centre Court.

Where to Watch:

• BBC One, BBC Two & BBC iPlayer: Full live coverage throughout the tournament. Viewers can switch between courts, catch all the major matches, and enjoy expert commentary from the BBC team.

• TNT Sports: Offers nightly 90-minute highlights and will show both the men’s and women’s singles finals live.

Expect gripping stories: Carlos Alcaraz returns to defend his title, while fans are eager to see if British hopes like Emma Raducanu or Jack Draper can make deep runs.

⚽ UEFA Women’s Euro 2025: England Aim for Glory Again

Running from July 2 to July 27, the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 is one of the most eagerly anticipated tournaments this year. Hosted in Switzerland, the competition brings together Europe’s top national teams—including England, who won the 2022 edition and are looking to reclaim their crown.

Broadcast Breakdown:

• BBC and ITV are sharing the rights to the tournament.

• BBC One, BBC Two & iPlayer: Airing 16 matches including three quarter-finals, one semi-final, and the final.

• ITV1, ITV4 & ITVX: Will show key group games, including England vs France on July 5 and one semi-final.

Matches to Watch:

• Opening Match: Switzerland vs Norway (July 2, 8 PM)

• England vs France: A blockbuster clash on July 5.

• England vs Netherlands: Group stage finale on July 9.

The Lionesses are in strong form, and fans will be hoping Sarina Wiegman’s squad can go all the way once again. With free-to-air access, expect record viewership for women’s football this summer.

Tour de France 2025: Final Free-to-Air Year

The Tour de France pedals through Europe from July 5 to July 27, promising drama, endurance, and stunning landscapes. With 21 stages and over 3,000km of terrain, the Tour is one of cycling’s crown jewels.

Watch It On:

• ITV4 & ITVX: Live daily coverage, commentary, and nightly highlights.

• TNT Sports & Discovery+: Live daily coverage and also showing highlights and some analysis content.

This is notably the last year ITV will carry the event live before rights shift behind a paywall in 2026. That means 2025 is your final chance to enjoy wall-to-wall Tour de France coverage for free in the UK. British interest remains high with riders like Tom Pidcock and Geraint Thomas aiming to make a mark.

Whether you’re tuning in for sprint finishes or mountain stages, it’s must-see viewing every day.

Formula 1: The British Grand Prix at Silverstone

Motorsport fans will be treated to the high-speed thrill of the British Grand Prix, held at Silverstone from July 4–6. It’s the 12th race of the 2025 F1 calendar, and a favourite among fans for its rich history and thrilling overtakes.

TV Coverage:

• Sky Sports F1: Comprehensive live coverage of all sessions—practice, qualifying, and the race.

• Channel 4: live coverage of all sessions—practice, qualifying, and the race.

British drivers like Lando Norris and George Russell continue to excite the home crowd, and with Mercedes, Red Bull, and Ferrari all battling for supremacy, the race promises drama from lights out to chequered flag.

For fans who don’t subscribe to Sky, Channel 4’s coverage is an excellent way to keep up with the action.

Belgian Grand Prix (Spa‑Francorchamps)

• Dates: 25–27 July 2025 (Sprint Qualifying Sat 26, Sprint Sat, Race Sun 27)

• Broadcast:

  • Sky Sports F1: Live coverage of Sprint and Grand Prix.

  • Highlights and coverage availability likely on Channel 4 (based on weekend format).

Cricket, Golf, Rugby & More

Beyond the headline acts, there’s plenty of other sporting action to catch across various channels:

Cricket:

• England vs India: White-ball and Test matches broadcast live on Sky Sports Cricket.

• With new talents and a passionate rivalry, these fixtures are perfect for summer evening viewing.

Golf:

• The Open Championship tees off later in the month (July 17–20), shown live on Sky Sports Golf.

• Highlights typically air on BBC Two, covering all the best shots and storylines.

Rugby:

• Summer Internationals and club pre-season matches appear on TNT Sports and Amazon Prime Video.

• The Rugby Championship (featuring New Zealand, South Africa, etc.) is also viewable through streaming platforms.

️ Summary: UK Sports Viewing Calendar – July 2025

July 2025 brings a sports feast to UK television screens, catering to fans of almost every major sport. From the class of Wimbledon to the intensity of Euro 2025, and the daily drama of the Tour de France, there’s never a dull moment. With so many events available on free-to-air channels like BBC and ITV—alongside the premium offerings from Sky and TNT—it’s the perfect time to plan your sporting calendar.

So, grab the remote, mark your dates, and prepare for a month of thrilling action, emotional highs, and unforgettable sporting moments.