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Queen's Club Championships 2026 tennis order of play and free TV coverage – Sunday 21 June
We've rounded up the full Queen's Club Championships 2026 TV details, schedule and order of play today.

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- Ned Holmes
Published: Sunday, 21 June 2026 at 9:55 am
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It all comes down to this! The Queen's Club Championships concludes today with the men's singles and doubles finals this afternoon, with the remaining competitors taking to the court as temperatures in London are expected to reach 30 degrees celsius. Whether you're playing or spectating, remember that hydration is key!
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Yesterday, Croatia's Mate Pavić and El Salvador's Marcelo Arévalo knocked British duo (and No. 2 seeds) Lloyd Glasspool and Julian Cash out of the tournament, moving on to the final where they'll face the dynamite partnership between last Brit standing Henry Patten and Finnish teammate Harri Helioevaara.
If Patten and Helioevaara can secure the win, it would round out a strong showing for the home talent, following Emma Raducanu reaching the final of the women's singles, and Olivia Nicholls triumphing in the women's doubles alongside partner Tereza Mihalikova.
Meanwhile, Argentina's Francisco Cerúndolo will go head-to-head with the USA's Tommy Paul, the No. 7 and No. 8 seeds respectively, in the men's singles, which should be a closely fought match to finish a highly entertaining tournament.
And so, a fantastic fortnight concludes at Queen's Club this weekend and UK fans can tune into extensive coverage for free thanks to the BBC. Radio Times has the full order of play for the Queen's Club Championships 2026, with the full tournament schedule, updated with the latest matches each and every day.
Queen's Club Championships 2026 order of play – Sunday 21 June
All UK time. Coverage on BBC / BBC iPlayer.
Andy Murray Arena
From 1:30pm
- Singles Final: Francisco Cerúndolo (ARG) [7] v Tommy Paul (USA) [8]
Court 1
From 2:40pm
- Doubles Final: Harri Helioevaara (FIN) / Henry Patten (GBR) [1] v Mate Pavić (CRO) / Marcelo Arévalo (ESA) [4]
Queen's Club Championships 2026 schedule
Singles only. Subject to change.
WTA 500
- Qualifying first round: Saturday 6 June
- Qualifying second round: Sunday 7 June
- First round: Monday 8 - Tuesday 9 June
- Second round: Wednesday 10 - Thursday 11 June
- Quarter-finals: Friday 12 June
- Semi-finals: Saturday 13 June
- Final: Sunday 14 June
ATP 500
- Qualifying first round: Saturday 13 June
- Qualifying second round: Sunday 14 June
- First round: Monday 15 - Tuesday 16 June
- Second round: Wednesday 17 - Thursday 18 June
- Quarter-finals: Friday 19 June
- Semi-finals: Saturday 20 June
- Final: Sunday 21 June
How to watch Queen's Club Championships 2026 on TV and live stream in the UK
You can watch the Queen's Club Championships 2026 live on BBC from Monday 8 June until Sunday 21 June 2026.
Live coverage starts at 1pm on BBC Two on weekdays and at 1pm, or just after, on BBC One on weekends.
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Alternatively, every session to be shown on BBC will also be live streamed via BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and BBC Red Button.
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Ned Holmes
Ned is a sports writer at RadioTimes.com. He has covered a host of sports from EFL football, international cricket and golf all the way through to bike polo and triathlon.
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