Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

For anyone who wants to watch ALL the tennis then the very top of the stand at court 12 is the place to be.

Third seed Jessica Pegula begins her tournament against Italian Elisabetta Cocciaretto on court two.

The American holds to love on her opening service game as she gets off to a confident start after Cocciaretto hits into the net and then goes long with her forehand.

Ah.

A terrible second service game for Heather Watson as she is broken to love.

Clara Tauson raises her fist to celebrate and glances across to her coaching team after firing a forehand winner.

Johannus Monday gets off to the perfect start by holding in his opening service game on court three.But he can't make the most of two break points in the second game as 13th seed Tommy Paul levels.

Heather Watson makes life difficult for Clara Tauson in her first service game.

The Briton thinks she has brought the game back to second deuce and even celebrates but her drop shot is called wide.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Ready for some Monday action?

Yes, I'm aware it is Tuesday, I've spent the morning thinking of a pun around Johannus Monday's name and that's the best I could come up with.

Anyway, Monday is indeed in action. The 23-year-old from Hull is making his Wimbledon debut after receiving a wildcard and he's got just about a tough a start you can get against 13th seed Tommy Paul.

Monday has mostly played in ITF and Challenger tournaments, but boasts six wins out of six finals in the latter in his first season as a pro.

Heather Watson is just under way against Denmark's Clara Tauson on court 12.

It will be a tough test for the Brit taking on the 23rd seed, having fallen to 143rd in the world rankings.

Watson, 33, has struggled for a consistent run of form this year, but did recently come through qualifying at Queens and progressed to the round of 16 where she was beaten by world number 11 Elena Rybakina.

She has enjoyed her best grand slam runs at SW19 and reached the fourth round as recently as 2022.

Will she be able to use the home advantage against Tauson today?

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

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The stands aren’t quite full here at court 12 but the support for Heather Watson is vocal.

Clara Tauson also has good backing here with a decent amount of Danish flags and national football team shirts on show.

A solid enough start for Watson.

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Defending women's champion Barbora Krejcikova opens play on Centre Court at 13:30 BST.

The Czech - who suffered an injury scare at Eastbourne in the lead-up to Wimbledon - will face world number 56 Alexandra Eala of the Philippines.

Novak Djokovic, the seven-time champion bidding for a standalone record 25th Grand Slam title, begins his campaign against Alexandre Muller of France, followed by French Open champion Coco Gauff against Dayana Yastremska.

World number one Jannik Sinner is first on Court One from 13:00 BST, taking on Italian compatriot Luca Nardi, before two-time champion Petra Kvitova begins her final Wimbledon campaign against 10th seed Emma Navarro.

Jack Draper, at fourth the highest-ranked home player at SW19 since Sir Andy Murray was the number one seed in 2017, rounds off play against Argentina's Sebastian Baez.

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BBC iPlayer

Day two coverage of Wimbledon is already up and running on BBC Two as we close in on the start of the action at 11:00 BST.

You can watch live streams of all courts and BBC TV coverage of Wimbledon 2025 on the BBC iPlayer.

There's also live commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live, along with our text updates and reports of the biggest stories from the tournament.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

What a day for the British players it was on day one at Wimbledon, with seven going through to the next round - a record for on a single day in the Open era.

Will we beat that number today? It will be tough with nine Brits in action, so almost all of them going through seems a big ask.

But let's be positive! The sun is shining, the crowds are arriving in their numbers once more to cheer on the home players as we get going with another hot day at Wimbledon, although mercifully there’s more clouds in the sky today.

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Jack Draper is one of nine British players in action on day two and will be last up on Court One against Argentina's Sebastian Baez.

Dan Evans has had an emotional summer so far, beating two top-20 players as he bids to regain his best form. He is second on court 12 against fellow Briton Jay Clarke, straight after Heather Watson takes on Denmark's Clara Tauson in the opening match (11:00).

Jodie Burrage missed last year's Wimbledon through injury. She returns as a wildcard this year and is third on court 18 against American Caty McNally.

Another British wildcard, Johannus Monday, faces a tough task against 13th seed and former Queen's champion Tommy Paul of the US, while George Loffhagen plays Spain's Pedro Martinez.

There are also two Britons playing on court 17. Francesca Jones is third on against Ukraine's Yuliia Starodubtseva, followed by Jack Pinnington Jones against Tomas Martin Etcheverry of Argentina.

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After a highly entertaining opening day at Wimbledon, day two has a lot to live up to.

There are a further nine Britons in action and some huge global names looking to avoid an early upset.

Let's dive right in.