How to watch Team USA vs Canada 2025 4 Nations Face-Off Final: TV/Stream info, preview for Championship Game
The U.S. and Canada meet in the 4 Nations Face-Off final on Thursday, the first senior men's hockey championship game between the rivals since the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.
The 4 Nations Face-Off — pitting the U.S., Canada, Sweden and Finland — is also a preview of the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics, where NHL players are expected to participate in the Winter Games for the first time since 2014.
The U.S., Canada, Sweden and Finland combined to win the last six medals at Olympics with NHL participation.
The U.S. and Canada each won two of three games in 4 Nations Face-Off round-robin play to reach Thursday's championship game at TD Garden in Boston.
The 4 Nations Face-Off final is Thursday at 8 p.m. ET, live on ESPN and ESPN+ in the U.S. and Sportsnet and TVA Sports (French) in Canada.
Last Saturday, the U.S. handed Canada its first defeat in a best-on-best tournament in 15 years, rallying for a 3-1 round-robin victory in Montreal after three fights in the first nine seconds.
The Americans snapped the Canadians' 17-game win streak in best-on-best tournament play and Sidney Crosby's 26-game win streak in overall international tournament play.
Before that, the last time Canada and Crosby lost a best-on-best tournament game was to the U.S. in group play at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. Canada then beat the U.S. in the 2010 Olympic final on Crosby's golden goal in overtime.
GoaltendersConnor Hellebuyck, Winnipeg JetsJake Oettinger, Dallas StarsJeremy Swayman, Boston Bruins
DefensemenBrock Faber, Minnesota Wild (2022 Olympian)Adam Fox, New York RangersNoah Hanifin, Vegas Golden KnightsJaccob Slavin, Carolina HurricanesZach Werenski, Columbus Blue JacketsQuinn Hughes, Vancouver Canucks (replaced before tournament due to injury)Charlie McAvoy, Boston Bruins (will miss final due to injury)Jake Sanderson, Ottawa Senators (2022 Olympian, replaced Hughes)
ForwardsMatt Boldy, Minnesota WildKyle Connor, Winnipeg JetsJack Eichel, Vegas Golden KnightsJake Guentzel, Tampa Bay LightningJack Hughes, New Jersey DevilsChris Kreider, New York RangersDylan Larkin, Detroit Red WingsAuston Matthews, Toronto Maple LeafsJ.T. Miller, Vancouver CanucksBrock Nelson, New York IslandersBrady Tkachuk, Ottawa SenatorsMatthew Tkachuk, Florida PanthersVincent Trocheck, New York Rangers
GoaltendersJordan Binnington, St. Louis BluesAdin Hill, Vegas Golden KnightsSam Montembeault, Montreal Canadiens
DefensemenCale Makar, Colorado AvalancheJosh Morrissey, Winnipeg JetsColton Parayko, St. Louis BluesTravis Sanheim, Philadephia FlyersShea Theodore, Vegas Golden KnightsDevon Toews, Colorado AvalancheAlex Pietrangelo, Vegas Golden Knights (2014 Olympian, replaced before tournament due to ailment)Drew Doughty, Los Angeles Kings (2010, 2014 Olympian, replaced Pietrangelo)Thomas Harley, Dallas Stars (in-tournament add due to Makar illness)
ForwardsSam Bennett, Florida PanthersAnthony Cirelli, Tampa Bay LightningSidney Crosby, Pittsburgh Penguins (2010, 2014 Olympian)Brandon Hagel, Tampa Bay LightningSeth Jarvis, Carolina HurricanesTravis Konecny, Philadelphia FlyersNathan MacKinnon, Colorado AvalancheBrad Marchand, Boston BruinsMitch Marner, Toronto Maple LeafsConnor McDavid, Edmonton OilersBrayden Point, Tampa Bay LightningSam Reinhart, Florida PanthersMark Stone, Vegas Golden Knights
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