Olympics ice hockey schedule: when are USA and Canada playing - and is there a GB team at 2022 Winter Games?
The action is underway on the ice in Beijing for the most popular team sport at the quadrennial event.
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The men’s and women’s Ice Hockey is underway at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing and there have already been some thrilling encounter.
The men’s matches are moving quickly through the preliminary rounds while the women have already finished that stage and are getting set for the quarter-final fixtures later this week.
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The United States of America and Canada are amongst the favourite for gold in both events but there’s plenty of competition from several European nations.
Here is the remaining schedule for the men’s and women’s Ice Hockey at the 2022 Winter Olympics and the remaining teams:
Who is taking part in the Ice Hockey at 2022 Winter Olympics?


The countries competing in the men’s Ice Hockey event in Beijing include USA and Canada from North America, Japan and hosts China from Asia and a host of Eurpoean nations.
Team GB have not entered teams into either the men’s or women’s events in 2022.
Here are the nations taking part:
- Canada
- China
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Finland, Germany
- Japan
- Latvia
- Russian Olympic Committee
- Switzerland
- Slovakia
- Sweden
- United States of America (USA)
2022 Winter Olympics women’s Ice Hockey results and schedule
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The Ice Hockey events began with the preliminary group rounds on Thursday, February 3, with Czech Republic beating hosts China in the opening match.
The same day so Switzerland demolished 12-1 by Canada, Japan win 3-1 against Sweden and USA beat Finland 5-2.
China’s women got their first win the very next day as the beat Denmark 3-1 and the ROC handed Switzerland another defeat with a 5-2 scoreline.
Saturday saw Canada run riot again as they beat Finland 11-1 while Japan beat Denmark 6-2, Czech Republic beat Sweden 3-1 and USA beat ROC 5-0.
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On Sunday there was a 2-1 win for China over Japan and an 8-0 win for USA over Switzerland.
Monday saw Canada beat ROC 6-1, Denmark beat Czech Republic 3-2, Sweden beat China 2-1 and Switzerland finally get a win as they beat Finland 3-2.
The final round of preliminary matches was on Tuesday as Canada beat USA 4-2, Japan beat Czech Republic 3-2, Sweden beat Denmark 3-1 and Finland beat ROC 5-0.
The women’s Quarter finals get underway on Friday and here are the fixtures and dates fro the remaining rounds:
Quarter finals
- Friday, Feb 11 - USA v Czech Republic, Canada v Sweden
- Saturday, Feb 12 - ROC v Switzerland, Finland v Japan
Semi finals
- Monday, Feb 14
Bronze medal game
- Wednesday, Feb 16
Final
- Thursday, Feb 17
2022 Winter Olympics men’s Ice Hockey results and schedule
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The men’s Ice Hockey event began on Wednesday, February 9, as ROC beat Switzerland 1-0 in the first preliminary round match.
Later in the day, Czech Republic are due to face Denmark.
Here are the dates for the remaining preliminary group stage matches:
Wednesday, Feb 9
- ROC v Switzerland
- Czech Republic v Canada
Thursday, Feb 10
- Sweden v Latvia
- Finland v Slovakia
- USA v China
- Canada v Germany
Friday, Feb 11
- Denmark v ROC
- Czech Republic v Switzerland
- Sweden v Slovakia
- Latvia v Finalnd
- Canada v Sweden
Saturday, Feb 12
- Canada v USA
- Germany v China
- ROC v Czech Republic
- Switzerland v Denmark
Sunday, Feb 13
- Slovakia v Lativa
- Finland v Sweden
- China v Canada
- USA v Germany
Once those matches have concluded the competition will advance to the quarter-final stage.
Here are the dates for the quarter finals, semi finals and medal matches in the men’s Ice Hockey:
Quarter finals
- Wednesday, Feb 16
Semi finals
- Friday, Feb 18
Bronze medal match
- Saturday, Feb 19
Final
Sunday, Feb 20
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