How to Watch the 2022 Winter Olympics: USA vs. Canada Women’s Gold Medal Hockey

You have to check out the 2022 Winter Olympics to watch some of the greatest athletic feats and stories of the year. Catching events live may mean staying up pretty late or getting up very early, but some of the biggest and best events will be rebroadcast in primetime in the United States. Just make sure to steer clear of news and social media sites if you want to avoid spoilers, though.

If you’re going to catch the Winter Olympics 2022 in Beijing on TV as a cord-cutter, then you’ll have to figure out how to watch the Winter Olympics without cable. In this guide, we’ll give you everything you need to know to stream the Olympics this year, including each day's schedule, streams, and even an updated medal count.

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Want to know when the Winter Olympics 2022 starts and details about the sporting events? Look no further! Here's everything you need to know:

• When are the 2022 Winter Olympic Games: February 4th through February 20th
• Where do the 2022 Winter Olympics Occur: Beijing, Yanqing, and Zhangjiakou in China
• What channels are showing the 2022 Winter Olympics: NBC, USA Network, and CNBC

There are more than 100 events being contested at the 2022 Winter Olympics, so we can’t list them all. That said, here's a table with the schedule of events for each day throughout the games:

2022 Winter Olympics Event Schedule

Tonight, the United States and Canada face off for the sixth time in a gold medal match in Women's Hockey. You won't want to miss this action playing in primetime. Here are all the details:

• When does USA play Canada for the Women's Hockey gold medal: February 16
• What time is the USA vs. Canada Women's Hockey gold medal match: 11:10 p.m. ET / 8:10 p.m. PT
• Where can you watch the USA vs. Canada Women's Hockey gold medal match: NBC

If you want to catch the USA vs. Canada gold medal, then you need to tune in to NBC to catch all the action tonight at 11:10 p.m. ET. If you need a streaming service, you have several options, including Hulu, fuboTV, and Sling TV. We have more details on each of these services below. In case you miss all the action tonight, here are the details for the re-air:

• When is the USA vs. Canada Women's Hockey gold medal re-air: February 17
• What time is the USA vs. Canada Women's Hockey gold medal match re-air: 5 p.m. ET / 2 p.m. PT
• Where can you watch the USA vs. Canada Women's Hockey gold medal match re-air: USA

NBC owns the broadcast rights to the Olympics, and the biggest moments of the games will air on NBC itself. NBC-owned networks USA Network and CNBC will also be broadcasting much of the action straight from Beijing. Check out these prominent livestreaming services that carry NBC, USA Network, CNBC, or the Olympic Channel to catch every moment of the 2022 Winter Olympics.

Hulu + Live TV is the live TV streaming service from Hulu. Hulu’s base bundle includes access to livestreams of NBC, USA, and other NBC-owned channels. It’s a great way to watch ice skating, curling, and all your favorite Winter Olympics sports. Best of all, it comes with a free trial.

fuboTV is a skinny bundle built with sports fans in mind, so it makes sense that the service offers great live Winter Olympics coverage. fuboTV’s bundle includes NBC, CNBC, and USA Network, among other NBC channels.

Sling TV is designed to keep your skinny-bundle solution cost-effective. The idea is that you create your own skinny bundle. You start with one (or both) of Sling’s two base packages and then add “extras,” which are mini-bundles of channels grouped by genre. With Sling TV you can get access to NBC, USA, CNBC, and the Olympic Channel.

YouTube TV

Google’s live TV streaming service is another great way to catch the Olympics on TV without cable. The YouTube TV channel bundle includes NBC, USA, CNBC, and the Olympic Channel. We were impressed by this service when we tested it for our YouTube TV review.

Peacock

Peacock, NBC's streaming service, will be for the first time the home of the Olympics for viewers. Download this app to your favorite device to watch all the snowboarding and skiing until your heart's content. Before you go that route, we recommend reading our review of Peacock, so you know what we found.

NBC Sports App

The NBC Sports app is a great way to keep up with the 2022 Winter Olympics and view some of the most prominent events. Whether you have an Apple or Android device, Xbox or Roku, you have access to this app and all the Olympics events that come with it.

NBC Olympics Website

Don't have one of the other streaming services? No problem! You can catch live events and highlights from your favorite winter sports on the NBC Olympics website. You can even find interviews here with some of the most prominent athletes of the games.

Free Over-the-Air TV

NBC is a broadcast TV network, meaning NBC’s local affiliates all over the country broadcast the network over the air for free. Yes, it’s still possible to watch the 2022 Winter Olympics for free the same way past generations did, and all you’ll need is a modern antenna with enough range to pick up your nearest NBC affiliate. This method is a great way to watch the Winter Olympics without cable if you care most about the big events, including the opening and closing ceremonies.

Knowing where to watch the Winter Olympics is only half of the battle. You'll also want to know if you can catch them on your favorite device, whether it's on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, or Chromecast. Check out the following table to be sure your device has the support you need to watch the 2022 Winter Olympics:

Passing on cable TV doesn’t mean you have to pass on all the action and energy of the Winter Olympics. But the Winter Olympics are on a very fixed schedule: once the torch is extinguished on February 20th, that’s all she wrote, at least until the 2026 Winter Games in Italy.

Fortunately, there are plenty of other exciting sporting events to watch. One of our favorites is March Madness, which happens (as you might have guessed) in March of every year. This tournament is full of upsets and viral moments. We’ve got the scoop on how to watch all the games in our guide to watching March Madness without cable.

Can't wait for the next Olympics? Make sure to check back soon for all the details related to the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics when the time comes. From everything to how to watch to what events are happening, you can find them here.