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REVEALED: What time are the wimbledon finals in 2025 and why have they changed | Vintage Vibes

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Along with no line judges at Wimbledon this year, the Championships have brought in another major change: altering the schedule for finals weekend.

Traditionally, the final Saturday and Sunday has seen the women’s singles final and men’s singles final respectively open play on Centre Court, with a start time of 2pm BST.

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