How to watch the Winter Olympics 2018 live on TV: full BBC and Eurosport coverage guide
From full UK TV listings to Pyeongchang 2018 schedules and daily sport guides, find out when every event is on TV plus when Team GB's medal favourites will be competing
16 days, 92 nations, 15 sports and hundreds of daring athletes ready to show their stuff on snow and ice – the 2018 Winter Olympics are here.
South Korean city Pyeongchang hosts the Games, which began on Friday 9th February and an Opening Ceremony featuring a combined Korean team and this topless Tongan superstar. Now though, it's time for the sport to catch the eye.
Check out the schedule in full to see what's happening throughout the Games.
Both the BBC and Eurosport will be showing full TV coverage in the UK, with viewers able to watch live and catch up on all the action on TV and online. Check out the schedule below.
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Where is the Winter Olympics 2018 held?
South Korean city and surrounding area Pyeongchang hosts the 2018 Winter Olympics, with the action spread across 13 different venues and stadiums.
Pyeongchang is in the north of the country, just over 100 miles form the capital Seoul. South Korea beat Munich in Germany and Annecy in France to host the Games.
What is the time difference between the UK and South Korea?
The time difference between the UK and Olympic host city Pyeongchang is nine hours, meaning South Korea is nine hours ahead of the UK.
That means that while many of the events will start in the early hours, there will still be plenty of sport to watch throughout the morning. Both the BBC and Eurosport will also have full highlights and replays of the best events, so even if you aren't able to stay up all night there will be plenty of chances to catch up.
For full details, check out the 16-day Winter Olympics guide inside this week's Radio Times.
What channel is the Winter Olympics on TV in the UK?
BBC1 and BBC2 will show Winter Olympic coverage from midnight through to 8pm every day, from live coverage to catch up programmes and highlights.
Both the BBC and Eurosport will have full live coverage of the action from Pyeongchang 2018.
There will also be a daily highlights programme on BBC2 at 7pm and BBC4 at 8pm, with more highlights on the BBC Red Button and online via the BBC Sport website.
Eurosport channels 1 and 2 will both broadcast full Olympic coverage, with three extra Winter Olympic 'pop-up' channels also available for Sky, BT and Virgin customers.
The online Eurosport Player will also have full coverage of every sport via 15 different online channels.
How do I watch Eurosport in the UK?
Eurosport is the official Olympic broadcaster in the UK. If you don't have a subscription already via your Sky, BT or Virgin contract, one of the easiest ways to watch is to head to Amazon Channels.
Amazon Channels allows users to watch Eurosport without having to pay for a full subscription. Eurosport on Amazon Channels allows access up to 18 different channels, covering all the action from Pyeongchang 2018 – it costs £4.99 per month, and you can cancel any time.
You can also sign up to a free trial with online service TVPlayer here to watch Eurosport. You can get 50% off a TVPlayer Plus subscription for the first 4 months by using the code RTOLYMPICS at the point of checkout.
Alternatively, contact your TV provider to find out whether you can watch Eurosport as part of your regular package.
Winter Olympics 2018 schedule and Team GB stars
For full timings and schedules for every sport at the Winter Olympics, head to the Radio Times special issue. Check below for an overview of all the events taking place each day below, and find out more about when the Team GB Olympic medal favourites will be competing here.
Day 14 – Friday 23rd February
Main event: Women's curling semi-finals
Can team GB deliver on their pre-Olympic promise and make it all the way to the final? If all's going well, they will be within sight of a medal here...
Medal events
Figure Skating: Women’s Free Programme
Speed Skating: Men’s 1000m
Alpine Skiing: Women’s Combined
Snowboarding: Women’s Big Air
Biathlon: Men’s 4x7.5km Relay
Freestyle Skiing: Women’s Ski Cross
Day 15 – Saturday 24th February
Main event: men's snowboarding Big Air final
The newest addition to the Games comes to a thrilling climax today – who will be the inaugural champion?
Medal events
Alpine Skiing: Team Event
Cross Country Skiing: Men’s 50km Mass Start Classic
Curling: Men
Snowboarding: Men’s Big Air, Women’s and Men’s Parallel Giant Slalom
Speed Skating: Women’s and Men’s Mass Start
Day 16 –Sunday 25th February
Main event: four-man bobsleigh
Buckle up for one last furious ride down the Olympic course, on the final day of Olympic competition.
Medal events
Bobsleigh: four-man
Cross Country Skiing: Women’s 30km Mass Start Classic
Curling: Women
Ice Hockey: Men
