Team USA Vs. Sweden Hockey Score, Live Updates, Olympic Hockey 2026

Team USA is back on the ice with a trip to the Olympic semifinals on the line.

After closing out group play with a commanding 5-1 win over Germany, the Americans earned a quarterfinal bye and now face Sweden in a marquee knockout matchup in Milan.

It was Team USA’s most complete performance of the tournament to date, highlighted by a two-goal, three-point effort from captain Auston Matthews and a sharp showing from Connor Hellebuyck in net.

Earlier today on the other side of the quarterfinal bracket, Canada edged Czechia 4-3 in overtime, setting up a potential gold medal final between the North American rivals should both advance.

For now, all focus is on Sweden, a skilled and structured opponent loaded with NHL talent.

Follow along below for live updates, highlights, and analysis from USA vs. Sweden in the Olympic quarterfinals.

USA Hockey Score Today vs. Sweden and Live UpdatesLIVE: USA 1, Sweden 0 (2P)End Of Second PeriodUSA 1, Sweden 0

The margins are razor thin as Team USA takes a 1-0 lead into the third period after a goal from Dylan Larkin.

USA Power Play – 2nd, 2:32USA 1, Sweden 0

Two minutes for tripping on Hampus Lindholm.

This is Team USA’s second power play of the game.

Team USA Settles In After Goal – 2nd, 4:50USA 1, Sweden 0

Team USA have looked a bit more relaxed and less frantic since they grabbed the first goal of the game.

USA Scores – 2nd, 8:57USA 1, Sweden 0

USA wins the face-off, Jack Hughes takes a long-range shot; Dylan Larkin redirects the puck into the net and we’re no longer scoreless.

Team USA get on the board first, with a thin 1-0 lead.

The Hughes brothers get the assists.

Ten Minutes Left – 2nd, 9:35USA 0, Sweden 0

So many close chances in this second period, but no team has scored as of yet.

Jacob Markstrom Vs. Connor Hellebuyck – 2nd, 13:41USA 0, Sweden 0

Markstrom and Hellebuyck continue to make their mark on this game, as they deflect and save legitimate chances by both teams.

Second Period Begins – 2nd, 20:00USA 0, Sweden 0

The puck has dropped for the second set of Team USA vs. Sweden.

First Period EndsUSA 0, Sweden 0

The first period ends in a scoreless tie between the USA and Sweden.

Both teams traded stretches of possession in the opening 20 minutes, but the story of the period was the goaltending.

Jacob Markstrom and Connor Hellebuyck were sharp early, turning aside quality chances and keeping the game locked at 0-0.

Shots after first period:

Charlie McAvoy Using Physicality – 5:04USA 0, Sweden 0

McAvoy has had two huge hits on Swedish players this period, showing Team USA’s physicality. It’s been important especially as the USA forecheck hasn’t quite clicke yet this game.

Sweden Warming Up – 10:52USA 0, Sweden 0

Team Sweden has notched six shots in the last few minutes as they settle into this game.

They also successfully killed the first USA power play of the game.

No Shots For Sweden – 1st, 15:21USA 0, Sweden 0

USA has four shots already and have dominated offensive possession.

Swedish goaltender Markstrom has looked strong so far, deflecting all shots on goal.

Team USA Power Play – 1st, 16:39USA 0, Sweden 0

Two minutes for slashing on Gustav Forsling.

Game Begins – 1st, 20:00USA 0, Sweden 0

The final Olympic hockey quarterfinal is underway as Team USA takes on Sweden.

Team USA Lineup Vs. Sweden

Brady Tkachuk – Jack Eichel – Matthew Tkachuk

Matt Boldy – Auston Matthews – Jake Guentzel

Clayton Keller – Dylan Larkin – Tage Thompson

J.T. Miller – Brock Nelson – Jack Hughes

Defense

Charlie McAvoy – Quinn Hughes

Brock Faber – Jaccob Slavin

Zach Werenski – Jake Sanderson

Goaltenders

Starter: Connor Hellebuyck

Not Dressed:

Sweden Lineup Vs. USA

Forwards

Joel Eriksson Ek – Adrian Kempe – William Nylander

Lucas Raymond – Gabriel Landeskog – Mika Zibanejad

Filip Forsberg – Elias Pettersson – Rickard Rakell

Alexander Wennberg – Elias Lindholm – Pontus Holmberg

Defense

Oliver Ekman-Larsson – Victor Hedman

Rasmus Dahlin – Gustav Forsling

Philip Broberg – Erik Karlsson

Goaltenders (Dressed)

Not Dressed

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NHL Points Leaders On Team USA

Jack Eichel — 50 GP, 21 G, 47 A, 68 P

Kyle Connor — 56 GP, 25 G, 39 A, 64 P

Matt Boldy — 54 GP, 32 G, 30 A, 62 P

Jake Guentzel — 55 GP, 26 G, 34 A, 60 P

Tage Thompson — 57 GP, 30 G, 29 A, 59 P

Clayton Keller — 57 GP, 17 G, 37 A, 54 P

Dylan Larkin — 58 GP, 26 G, 25 A, 51 P

Brock Nelson — 55 GP, 29 G, 20 A, 49 P

Auston Matthews — 51 GP, 26 G, 22 A, 48 P

Brady Tkachuk — 37 GP, 14 G, 23 A, 37 P

Team USA Goalie NHL Stats

Connor Hellebuyck — 36 GP, 13-16-7, 2.79 GAA, .900 SV%, 0 SO

Jake Oettinger — 37 GP, 23-10-4, 2.73 GAA, .897 SV%, 2 SO

Jeremy Swayman — 38 GP, 22-12-3, 2.92 GAA, .903 SV%, 1 SO

What Channel Is The USA Hockey Game On Today?

The Team USA vs. Sweden game will be broadcast on Peacock, NBC, and NBCOlympics.com.

In Canada, olympic hockey will be broadcast on CBC.

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What Time Is The USA Men’s Hockey Game Tonight?

The USA men’s hockey team plays Sweden in the Olympic quarterfinals at 3:10 p.m. ET.

Team USA Hockey Roster 2026

Here’s the Team USA men’s ice hockey roster for the 2026 Winter Games in Milan-Cortina.

Forwards

12 – Matt Boldy – Forward (Minnesota Wild)

81 – Kyle Connor – Forward (Winnipeg Jets)

9 – Jack Eichel – Forward (Vegas Golden Knights)

59 – Jake Guentzel – Forward (Tampa Bay Lightning)

86 – Jack Hughes – Forward (New Jersey Devils)

91 – Clayton Keller – Forward (Utah Mammoth)

21 – Dylan Larkin – Forward (Detroit Red Wings)

34 – Auston Matthews – Forward (Toronto Maple Leafs)

10 – J.T. Miller – Forward (New York Rangers)

29 – Brock Nelson – Forward (Colorado Avalanche)

72 – Tage Thompson – Forward (Buffalo Sabres)

7 – Brady Tkachuk – Forward (Ottawa Senators)

19 – Matthew Tkachuk – Forward (Florida Panthers)

16 – Vincent Trocheck – Forward (New York Rangers)

Defensemen

14 – Brock Faber – Defenseman (Minnesota Wild)

15 – Noah Hanifin – Defenseman (Vegas Golden Knights)

43 – Quinn Hughes – Defenseman (Minnesota Wild)

2 – Jackson LaCombe – Defenseman (Anaheim Ducks)

25 – Charlie McAvoy – Defenseman (Boston Bruins)

85 – Jake Sanderson – Defenseman (Ottawa Senators)

74 – Jaccob Slavin – Defenseman (Carolina Hurricanes)

8 – Zach Werenski – Defenseman (Columbus Blue Jackets)

Goaltenders

37 – Connor Hellebuyck – Goaltender (Winnipeg Jets)

30 – Jake Oettinger – Goaltender (Dallas Stars)

1 – Jeremy Swayman – Goaltender (Boston Bruins)

Sweden Hockey Roster 2026

Here’s the Sweden men’s ice hockey roster for the 2026 Winter Games in Milan-Cortina.

Forwards

9 – Filip Forsberg – Forward (Nashville Predators)

10 – Alexander Wennberg – Forward (San Jose Sharks)

14 – Joel Eriksson Ek – Forward (Minnesota Wild)

17 – Adrian Kempe – Forward (Los Angeles Kings)

23 – Lucas Raymond – Forward (Detroit Red Wings)

28 – Elias Lindholm – Forward (Boston Bruins)

29 – Pontus Holmberg – Forward (Tampa Bay Lightning)

40 – Elias Pettersson – Forward (Vancouver Canucks)

63 – Jesper Bratt – Forward (New Jersey Devils)

67 – Rickard Rakell – Forward (Pittsburgh Penguins)

88 – William Nylander – Forward (Toronto Maple Leafs)

90 – Marcus Johansson – Forward (Minnesota Wild)

92 – Gabriel Landeskog – Forward (Colorado Avalanche)

93 – Mika Zibanejad – Forward (New York Rangers)

Defensemen

3 – Oliver Ekman-Larsson – Defenseman (Toronto Maple Leafs)

4 – Rasmus Andersson – Defenseman (Vegas Golden Knights)

6 – Philip Broberg – Defenseman (St. Louis Blues)

26 – Rasmus Dahlin – Defenseman (Buffalo Sabres)

27 – Hampus Lindholm – Defenseman (Boston Bruins)

42 – Gustav Forsling – Defenseman (Florida Panthers)

65 – Erik Karlsson – Defenseman (Pittsburgh Penguins)

77 – Victor Hedman – Defenseman (Tampa Bay Lightning)

Goaltenders

25 – Jacob Markstrom – Goaltender (New Jersey Devils)

30 – Jesper Wallstedt – Goaltender (Minnesota Wild)

32 – Filip Gustavsson – Goaltender (Minnesota Wild)

Men’s Olympic Hockey Schedule 2026

Wednesday, Feb. 11

10:40 a.m. ET – Slovakia vs. Finland

3:10 p.m. ET – Sweden vs. Italy

Thursday, Feb. 12

6:10 a.m. ET – Switzerland vs. France

10:40 a.m. ET – Czechia vs. Canada

3:10 p.m. ET – Latvia vs. USA

3:10 p.m. ET – Germany vs. Denmark

Friday, Feb. 13

6:10 a.m. ET – Finland vs. Sweden

6:10 a.m. ET – Italy vs. Slovakia

10:40 a.m. ET – France vs. Czechia

3:10 p.m. ET – Canada vs. Switzerland

Saturday, Feb. 14

6:10 a.m. ET – Sweden vs. Slovakia

6:10 a.m. ET – Germany vs. Latvia

10:40 a.m. ET – Finland vs. Italy

3:10 p.m. ET – USA vs. Denmark

Sunday, Feb. 15

6:10 a.m. ET – Switzerland vs. Czechia

10:40 a.m. ET – Canada vs. France

1:10 p.m. ET – Denmark vs. Latvia

3:10 p.m. ET – USA vs. Germany

Tuesday, Feb. 17 — Qualification Playoffs

6:10 a.m. ET – Qualification Playoff 1

6:10 a.m. ET – Qualification Playoff 2

10:40 a.m. ET – Qualification Playoff 3

3:10 p.m. ET – Qualification Playoff 4

Wednesday, Feb. 18 — Quarterfinals

6:10 a.m. ET – Quarterfinal 1

10:40 a.m. ET – Quarterfinal 2

12:10 p.m. ET – Quarterfinal 3

3:10 p.m. ET – Quarterfinal 4

Friday, Feb. 20 — Semifinals

10:40 a.m. ET – Semifinal 1

3:10 p.m. ET – Semifinal 2

Saturday, Feb. 21

2:40 p.m. ET – Men’s Bronze medal game

Sunday, Feb. 22

8:10 a.m. ET – Men’s Gold medal game

Can You Fight In Olympic Hockey?

No, fighting is not allowed in Men’s Olympic Hockey.

Olympic hockey follows IIHF rules, not NHL rules.

Any player who starts or participates in a fight is assessed a major penalty and a game misconduct.

Officials can also issue additional discipline depending on severity.

Brothers On USA Hockey Team

There are two sets of brothers on the USA hockey team.

The Tkachuk brothers:

7 – Brady Tkachuk – Forward (Ottawa Senators)

19 – Matthew Tkachuk – Forward (Florida Panthers)

The Hughes brothers:

86 – Jack Hughes – Forward (New Jersey Devils)

43 – Quinn Hughes – Defenseman (Minnesota Wild)

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