Public Sport is hosting an online broadcast of the 12th competition day of the 2026 Olympics.
All the most important information about the 12th day of the 2026 Olympics:
- Broadcast schedule for Day 12 of the 2026 Olympics (Wednesday, February 18): what to watch and when
- Schedule of Ukrainian performances on the 12th day of the 2026 Olympics (Wednesday, February 18): who is competing and when
- A total of eight sets of prizes will be awarded.
All events 21:42
Finland made a comeback and reached the semifinals of the 2026 Olympics
The Finns were losing 0:2 by the 53rd minute of the match, but were able to push the game into overtime. And there, in the fourth minute of the match, they scored the winning goal.
The final semifinalist of the 2026 Olympics in the men's hockey tournament will be determined in the USA vs. Sweden match, which will begin at 10:10 p.m.
21:34
And another overtime in the men's hockey tournament at the 2026 Olympics!
Finland was losing 0:2 to Switzerland, but seven minutes before the whistle, they scored two goals and tied the score!
Now the teams will face overtime in a 3×3 format. Watch the live broadcast NOW on the Suspilne Sport platforms and local Suspilne channels.
21:22
Oleg Gandey does not qualify for the semifinals of the 2026 Olympics in the 500 m distance
Gandey finished his quarterfinal race in fourth place. The Ukrainian competed in the quarterfinals despite an injury he suffered in qualifying.
21:16
LIVE BROADCAST! Short track speed skating at the 2026 Olympics!
Ukrainian Oleg Gandey will take part in the second quarterfinal race.
Watch the live broadcast NOW on the Suspilne Sport website.
20:51
'We did it.' Skier Diggins ran the final team sprint of the Olympics with her best friend
The most decorated U.S. skier in history, Jessie Diggins, competed in her final Olympic team sprint event, finishing fifth in the event with teammate Julia Kern at the 2026 Games.
After the competition, Diggins and Kern gave an exclusive commentary for Public Sport , in which they shared their emotions after their last joint start at the Olympic Games and the end of Jessie Diggins' career.
“Oh, yeah, it was amazing. We were so excited to do everything we could for each other, and we did. And I'm so proud of both of us. We just gave it our all. And at the end of the day, that's all you can control. And it's really hard, but we went out there and gave it everything we had. And, yeah, I'm really proud of that,” Diggins said of her last race.
“It's such an honor, and it's really touching. I feel so blessed to have had the opportunity to look up to Jessie and learn from her throughout my career. And, you know, regardless of today's result, I'm just really proud to have had the opportunity to compete here with Jessie in her last team sprint,” Kern said.
Read the full article on the Suspilne Sport website.
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