The 2025 IIHF World Championship kicked off on May 9. This includes top hockey nations split between Stockholm and Herning, and group A teams are competing in Sweden. While Group B matches are hosted in Denmark, and the format begins with round-robin play. That too before moving into a knockout phase.
Group stage shaping the playoff picture
With each team playing seven preliminary matches. The top four from each group will advance to the quarterfinals, and wins in regulation earn three points. Also overtime wins count for two, and a single point is awarded for overtime losses, that format keeps competition tight and leaves little margin for error.
Full TV and streaming coverage confirmed
Fans across North America have multiple ways to watch, in the U.S., NHL Network broadcasts key games. Especially those involving Team USA. Streaming is available via Fubo and ESPN+. This is offering full access for subscribers, and in Canada, TSN carries every game on TV and digital platforms. This includes TSN.ca and the TSN app.
Games continue daily, with the quarterfinals scheduled for May 22. Semifinal matchups take place May 24, and the tournament concludes on May 25 with the gold and bronze medal games, both hosted in Stockholm.
All eyes on the final stretch
As the group stage nears its end, the intensity increases. Teams are pushing for every point to secure a spot in the final eight. The single-elimination rounds will bring even more drama and unpredictability.
Czechia, Canada, and the U.S. are shaping up as medal contenders. But recent tournaments have shown that surprises are always possible, and the battle for gold is wide open, and every game counts.
Read more: Simon Benoit’s growth in hockey and fatherhood shapes career path
The 2025 IIHF World Championship has delivered exciting matchups. And standout moments so far. Along with the knockout rounds approaching, teams are entering a must-win phase, as fans can expect fast-paced action and fierce competition. As the tournament builds toward a dramatic finish. That too in Stockholm on May 25.
Group stage shaping the playoff picture
With each team playing seven preliminary matches. The top four from each group will advance to the quarterfinals, and wins in regulation earn three points. Also overtime wins count for two, and a single point is awarded for overtime losses, that format keeps competition tight and leaves little margin for error.
Full TV and streaming coverage confirmed
Fans across North America have multiple ways to watch, in the U.S., NHL Network broadcasts key games. Especially those involving Team USA. Streaming is available via Fubo and ESPN+. This is offering full access for subscribers, and in Canada, TSN carries every game on TV and digital platforms. This includes TSN.ca and the TSN app.
Games continue daily, with the quarterfinals scheduled for May 22. Semifinal matchups take place May 24, and the tournament concludes on May 25 with the gold and bronze medal games, both hosted in Stockholm.
All eyes on the final stretch
As the group stage nears its end, the intensity increases. Teams are pushing for every point to secure a spot in the final eight. The single-elimination rounds will bring even more drama and unpredictability.
Czechia, Canada, and the U.S. are shaping up as medal contenders. But recent tournaments have shown that surprises are always possible, and the battle for gold is wide open, and every game counts.
Read more: Simon Benoit’s growth in hockey and fatherhood shapes career path
The 2025 IIHF World Championship has delivered exciting matchups. And standout moments so far. Along with the knockout rounds approaching, teams are entering a must-win phase, as fans can expect fast-paced action and fierce competition. As the tournament builds toward a dramatic finish. That too in Stockholm on May 25.
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