Summer’s here, and it’s packed with some fantastic sports action you won’t want to miss! Whether you’re a tennis fan, a rugby enthusiast, or just looking for exciting events to enjoy with the family, there’s loads happening this season. Check out these top sporting events coming up. You might even find some new favourites to watch together!

🎾 Wimbledon 2025: The Crown Jewel of Tennis Returns 🎾

30 June – 13 July, 2025 

Wimbledon isn’t just a tennis tournament—it’s a British summer institution. With its iconic grass courts, strawberries and cream, and the strict all-white dress code, Wimbledon 2025 promises tradition, drama, and excellence in equal measure. 

Expect fierce battles among top-ranked players, from Novak Djokovic’s swansong campaign to Coco Gauff aiming for her first Wimbledon crown. Off-court, fans can enjoy revamped hospitality areas and new sustainability initiatives. 

Whether you’re watching from Centre Court or from your sofa, Wimbledon remains the sport’s most graceful and gripping spectacle. 

🏉 Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025: Power, Passion, Progress🏉

22 August and 27 September 2025

Rugby fans, get ready because the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 is set to be the most competitive and widely watched edition yet. Hosted in England, it’s a major milestone for the women’s game with bigger stadiums, broader coverage, and record-breaking crowds.

Teams like New Zealand, England, and France are the favourites, but rising nations like Canada and Fiji could spring surprises. Look out for standout stars like Ruby Tui, Zoe Aldcroft, and Emily Chancellor lighting up the field.

This tournament isn’t just about glory; it’s about inspiring the next generation of women in sport.

🏇 Royal Ascot 2025: What a Week!🏇

Royal Ascot 2025 has wrapped up, and what a spectacle it was! From thrilling finishes on the track to standout fashion and sunshine-filled days, this year’s event had it all.

We saw international stars shine, course records tumble, and the Gold Cup deliver pure drama. Off the track, the style didn’t disappoint and neither did the strawberries and cream.

Did you have a flutter? Spot a winner? Or just soak in the atmosphere? Let us know your highlight and we’ll see you at Ascot 2026!

🏃‍♂️ London Athletics Meet 2025: Track Titans Return 🏃‍♂️

19 July 2025

The London Athletics Meet, part of the Diamond League, is set to light up the London Stadium this July. With Olympic qualifiers in full swing, 2025’s event is expected to attract record-breaking performances.

Watch stars like Dina Asher-Smith, Armand Duplantis, and Faith Kipyegon test their limits. British fans will also have their eyes on rising homegrown talents aiming to make a mark before the World Championships.

Expect fast times, passionate crowds, and the electric atmosphere that only London can provide. Athletics is alive and London is its beating heart.

⚽ UEFA Women’s Euro 2025: Europe’s Elite Clash Again ⚽

Wed, 2 Jul 2025 – Sun, 27 Jul 2025

The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 arrives with massive anticipation. After a thrilling 2022 edition, this summer’s tournament promises even more drama, skill, and passion.

Hosted in Switzerland, fans can expect a blend of alpine charm and world-class football. Powerhouses like England, Germany, and Spain will face fierce challenges from emerging forces like the Netherlands and Norway.

With top-tier players such as Alexia Putellas, Lauren Hemp, and Ada Hegerberg on display, and huge crowds expected, this tournament will once again elevate women’s football across the continent.

🏏 The Hundred 2025: Cricket, But Louder🏏

5 – 31 August 2025

The Hundred is back and louder than ever. This short-format cricket competition combines sport, music, and family-friendly entertainment in one electrifying package.

Men’s and women’s games are played back-to-back, bringing equal billing to all cricketers. Teams like the Oval Invincibles, Trent Rockets, and Manchester Originals return with refreshed rosters and global stars.

New innovations, immersive fan zones, and expanded regional outreach mean The Hundred is more than a game; it’s an experience. Whether you’re a diehard cricket fan