Wimbledon also has 20 practice courts and eight American clay courts. Centre Court is the biggest with a capacity of 14, 979, whilst Court 1 can hold 12, 345 spectators at any one time.

Wimbledon’s Court No 1 was noticeably not at capacity at the start of the tournament’s second week, with large sections of empty green seats clearly visible during the first game of the day.

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Andy Murray and Jamie Murray walk out on Centre Court ahead of their men's doubled first round match to a standing ovation. FOLLOW LIVE: Wimbledon - Day Four Available to UK users only.

The blue planet that is Melbourne Park has never teemed with so much life as it has this year. Total attendance at the ...

Court will rule on plans to expand venue for ... All England Club’s controversial development plans for neighbouring Wimbledon Park golf course, after a local protest group confirmed on Monday ...