Winter Olympics 2022 schedule today (Sunday 20th February)
Your guide to what's on at the Winter Olympics 2022 today including fully updated daily schedule of the key events.
It's the final weekend of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, with the closing ceremony and several gold medals still to be decided.
Team GB finally scooped their first medal of this year's Games after the men's curlers secured silver in the final, with Sweden narrowly beating them to the gold.
Today, we catch up with BBC ice hockey commentator Seth Bennett to get his insights ahead of the men's gold medal match.
Plus former Team GB Olympic bronze medalist bobsleigh star John Jackson reveals the ones to watch as the men's bobsleigh heats continue.
RadioTimes.com brings you the schedule of Winter Olympics 2022 events coming up today, featuring regular insights from some of the biggest names in the various sports across the Games.
We are bringing you up-to-date timings on key events taking place today, though the list is not exhaustive.
Keep an eye out during TV coverage for timing changes, schedule reshuffles and for more events, disciplines and categories to enjoy. Every event will be shown live on discovery+ and Eurosport or across two live feeds on BBC TV and online platforms.
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Sunday 20th February
Closing ceremony
From 12:00-15:00: Closing ceremony
Bobsleigh
From 01:30-04:10: Men’s four-man heat 3&4
Former Olympic bronze medalist bobsleigh star John Jackson:
"Francesco Friedrich and the German team are the people to beat at every major championships. This season, in the two-man, he's only been off the podium once. In the four-man, he's only been off the top step once and that's because he changed his team to give somebody a farewell race before the Olympics because they were retiring. And they finished second.
"Francesco is the equivalent of Lewis Hamilton or Valentino Rossi. He is one of those people that is just at the top of his sport. He is going to take the gold unless something seriously goes wrong."
Cross-country skiing
From 06:30-08:30: Women’s 30km mass start free
Curling
From 01:05-04:20: Women’s gold medal match
Figure skating
From 04:00-06:30: Gala exhibition
Ice hockey
From 04:10-06:45: Men’s gold medal match
BBC ice hockey commentator Seth Bennett:
"Canada, Sweden and the USA are all super strong but I can’t see past the Russians. They have such strength in depth that they’re undoubted favourites. But the men’s tournament has a habit of throwing a surprise.
"At the last Winter Olympics, Germany came from nowhere to meet Russia in the final and were a minute away from taking a shock gold. Sadly for them, Russia equalised at the death and won a thriller in overtime. Expect more thrills and spills this year."
If you’re looking for something else to watch check out our TV Guide. Visit our dedicated hub for more Sports news.
Authors
Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.
