Where to see Wimbledon 2022: in full on Movistar, the best on Movistar Plus + Lite



Although we already knew about the agreement with DAZN that will allow Movistar to offer all LaLiga Santander matches, the operator has revealed this week how we will be able to watch those matches. In addition, he has also detailed what will Wimbledon coverage be likewhose rights are held exclusively by Movistar Plus+.

The next Grand Slam of the season, after the joy that Roland Garros left us, will start next Monday, June 27, although Movistar will offer a program from today. The good news is that the best matches can be seen on #Vamos, so that customers of any operator can enjoy them through Movistar Plus+ Lite.

Wimbledon exclusively on Movistar

Everything is ready at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club (AELTC), also known as the All England Club, the venue for the Wimbledon Championships. And unlike Roland Garros, which was broadcast through Eurosport, the rights to the only Grand Slam played on grass Movistar has them.

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And where can we see it? #Let’s go for M+ (dial 8)the different channels of Sports by M+ (dials 59, 60, 61, 191 to 195) Y They #V (dial 51) They will be the channels that will offer the entire competition for the next two weeks.

From Monday, June 27 to Saturday, July 2, Movistar Plus+ will offer about 20 games a day between narrated and with ambient sound. Starting on Sunday, the main course of the tournament will begin:

  • Sunday 3 and Monday 4: all round of 16, men’s and women’s.

  • Tuesday 5 and Wednesday 6: the quarter-final matches in both categories.

  • Thursday 7 and Friday 8: men’s and women’s semifinals.

  • Saturday 9: women’s singles final and men’s doubles final.

  • Sunday 10: men’s singles final and women’s doubles final.

Wimbledon

Throughout the tournament there will be a 15-minute preview from the set before the first match of each day. In addition, starting today, June 24, a street will be available on the Movistar Plus+ VOD called ‘Wimbledon, tennis never ends’ in which you can enjoy reports and originals linked to Wimbledon.

The entire Wimbledon will be available only to those Movistar customers who have contracted a package with the Sports channels on M+. However, the best matches of this edition of the tournament will be broadcast on #Vamos, which means that you can see them regardless of the operator you are as long as you subscribe to Movistar Plus+ Lite.

Movistar’s online television service has a fee of 8 euros per month and you can unsubscribe at any time, it has no permanence. Once subscribed, to view the linear channels (#Vamos and Ellas #V, among others) and their content on demand, all you have to do is identify yourself and access their website (via a mobile or desktop browser) or download the app by Movistar Plus+ available for Smart TV, Amazon Fire players, smartphones and tablets.

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