NBC Olympics Schedule 2026 Full Details for TV Coverage Replays

It may seem difficult to believe, but the 2026 Winter Olympics have reached their final day. The closing ceremony is scheduled for Sunday afternoon, and with that, the Milano Cortina Games will come to a close.

However, fans of the winter sports have one last opportunity to catch up on some of the best moments from this year's competition. Sunday's broadcast schedule will feature several replays of top events, along with two airings of the closing ceremony.

Replays can also be found at NBCOlympics.com.

Here, we'll preview what's on tap for Sunday's slate and review some of the best moments worth experiencing again.

Sunday Schedule

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Megan Keller of Team USA

7 a.m. ET

Curling: Women's Gold Final* (USA Network, NBC)

7:15 a.m. ET

Bobsled: Four-Man Final* (NBC)

7:45 a.m. ET

Hockey Preview (NBC)

8 a.m. ET

Cross-Country Skiing: Women's 50Km* Re-Air (USA)

8:10 a.m. ET

Ice Hockey: Men's Gold-Medal Game* (NBC)

1:30 p.m. ET

Ice Hockey: Women's Gold-Medal Game* Re-Air (USA Network)

2:30 p.m. ET

Olympics Closing Ceremony (NBC)

4:30 p.m. ET

Ice Hockey: Men's Gold-Medal Game* Re-Air (USA Network)

5 p.m. ET

Best of Milano Cortina (NBC)

6 p.m. ET

Best Olympics Highlights

9 p.m. ET

Olympics Closing Ceremony Re-Air (NBC)

11:35 p.m. ET

Primetime in Milan Re-Air (NBC)

* = Medal Event

*All events can be livestreamed on Peacock and NBCOlympics.com. Full Broadcast schedule can be found at NBCOlympics.com. Remaining event schedule can be found at Olympics.com.

What to Watch

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Arena di Verona

Sunday's live broadcast schedule will revolve heavily around two things—the closing ceremony and the men's ice hockey gold medal game.

Canada and the United States will face off for the final gold medal in the 2026 Winter Olympics. The Canadians beat Team USA in last year's 4-Nations Face Off, winning a 3-2 overtime thriller in the final game. During pool play, though, the Americans claimed a 3-1 victory. Sunday's game could truly go either way.

The closing ceremony is set to unfold in Verona at the historic Arena di Verona, which was constructed in 30 AD. The theme for the two-and-a-half-hour event will be "Beauty in Action."

From Olympics.com:

"The title Beauty in Action is a tribute to beauty in motion, in all its forms: present in sport, reflected in art, nourished by human connection, and expressed by the places that host the Games. It celebrates the connection between mountains and plains, nature and cityscapes."

The flag bearers for Team USA will be figure skater Evan Bates and hockey star Hillary Knight.

Knight's team won gold for Team USA in women's hockey, and fans who missed the gold-medal game against Canada should definitely check out the re-air just before the closing ceremony.

Fans who have the time to find replays at NBCOlympics.com should check out the women's figure skating finals. Alysa Liu took gold with a stunning performance and, in the process, ended an American women's figure skating medal drought that had lasted 20 years.

The United States' last gold medal in women's figure skating came with Sarah Hughes' win in 2002.

Fans can also find replays of curling semifinal matches, skiing, and snowboarding, but Liu's win was easily one of the most memorable moments of the games. After retiring from skating nearly four years ago, she made her way back to the sport, performed at the highest level, and earned a place in Olympics history.

"I don't need this [medal]," Liu said, per ESPN's D'Arcy Maine. "But what I needed was the stage and I got that, so I was all good. No matter what happened."

Liu also won gold with Team USA in the team event.

Fans should find plenty of other Olympic highlights during NBC's best-of show and the highlights program that will live-stream on Sunday evening. Anyone who missed the closing ceremony can catch the rebroadcast at 9 p.m. ET.