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The United States, Canada, Sweden, and Finland go head-to-head over the next few days in the so-called 4 Nations Face-Off. The hockey tournament replaces the 2025 NHL All-Star Game (that will resume next year) and offers a preview of the NHL’s return to the Olympics in 2026.
At a Glance: How to Watch 4 Nations Face-Off
Stream: Sling
TV Channel: TNT, ABC, ESPN
Dates: Feb. 12-20
If you’re looking to watch the international hockey tournament, read on. Below, we’ve put together a quick guide on how to livestream every 4 Nations Face-Off game without cable using Sling, as well as a schedule for the Face-Off further down.
How to Watch 4 Nations Face-Off Hockey Tournament Online
4 Nations Face-Off games are spread out among TNT, ABC, and ESPN. The best way to watch every 4 Nations Face-Off game without cable is to get a live TV streaming service that carries every channel, such as Sling.
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You’ll need Sling’s Orange + Blue package to watch every 4 Nations Face-Off game. This plan includes TNT, ABC, and ESPN in a 46-channel lineup. The package starts at $65.99 a month, but right now you can score 50% off your first month for an initial price of just $33.
Besides the above channels showing 4 Nations Face-Off games, a Sling Orange + Blue subscription also gets you access to other popular channels like ABC, Bravo, Discover Channel, Fox News, and more.
2025 4 Nations Face-Off Hockey Tournament Schedule
The 4 Nations Face-Off tournament started on Wednesday, Feb. 12 and wraps up with the championship game on Thursday, Feb. 20. Here’s the full tournament schedule (times in ET):
Wednesday, Feb. 12
Canada 4, Sweden 3
Thursday, Feb. 13
USA vs. Finland, 8 p.m. on ESPN
Saturday, Feb. 15
Finland vs. Sweden, 1 p.m. on ABC
Saturday, Feb. 15
USA vs. Canada, 8 p.m. on ABC
Monday, Feb. 17
Canada vs. Finland: 1 p.m. on TNT
Monday, Feb. 17
Sweden vs. USA: 8 p.m. on TNT
Thursday, Feb. 20
Championship game: 8 p.m. on ESPN
