Sports Listings: Saturday / Badminton - Yonex All-England Championships, Wembley
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Your support makes all the difference.Finals day of the Yonex All-England Championships at the Wembley Arena tomorrow provides the first of two opportunities to watch the world's top players. The second will be in May when Britain stages the World Championships at Birmingham. The All-England event is regarded as the top event on the grand prix circuit and before the introduction of the World Championships was unofficially dubbed the world's premier event. First final starts at 1pm. Tickets are priced at pounds 5, pounds 7.50, pounds 13 and pounds 16.50; children are half-price.
How to get there: London Underground to Wembley Park (Metropolitan or Jubilee Lines) or Wembley Central (Bakerloo Line). British Rail to Wembley Central. Wembley Stadium complex is situated on the North Circular road. Box office: 081-900 1234.
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