Update: 25 May 2019, Saturday
It’s time for the final match up for the World Championship with Canada v. Finland @ 18:15UTC! Live streams will be available via IIHF’s YouTube channel.

Update: 24 May 2019, Friday
Congratulations to Russia, Finland, Canada, and Czech Republic for besting their quaterfinal counterparts! We’re now headed for the Semifinals on the 25th of May starting @ 13:15UTC with Russia v. Finland and @ 17:15UTC with Canada v. Czech Republic. Live streams will be available via IIHF’s YouTube channel.

Update: 22 May 2019, Wednesday
Congratulations to the qualifying teams for topping their respective groups. We’re now headed for the Quarterfinals on the 23rd of May starting @ 14:15UTC with Canada v. Switzerland and Russia v. United States, @ 18:15UTC with Czech Republic v. Germany and Finland v. Sweden. Live streams will be available via IIHF’s YouTube channel.

 
The puck is about to drop in Slovakia for the most prestigious ice hockey tournament in the world which will also be the second time the nation is hosting the tournament. It will be played at the Ondrej Nepela Arena, Bratislava and Steel Arena, Košice with 64 games competed by the 16 best nations in ice hockey.
 
Scheduled from 10 — 26 May, 2019, Austria, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Latvia, Norway, Russia, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United States will go head up against each other for a chance to be crowned world champions this year.
 
Live coverage will be available through many countries around the world. Here are the online broadcast coverage breakdown for different countries worldwide:
 

Past Years Results

2018 (Champion) – Sweden
2018 (Runner-Up) – Switzerland
2018 (Third Place) – Unites States

2017 (Champion) – Sweden
2017 (Runner-Up) – Canada
2017 (Third Place) – Russia

2016 (Champion) – Canada
2016 (Runner-Up) – Finland
2016 (Third Place) – Russia

2019 Ice Hockey World Championship Schedule & Results

Preliminary Round: 10 – 21 May, 2019
Playoff Round: 23 – 26 May, 2019
 

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Current Pool Standing

(Updated: 22nd May 2019)

 
GROUP A

Country	Played	Won	OT Won	OT Lost	Lost	GD	Points
Canada	7	6	0	0	1	+25	18
Finland	7	5	0	1	1	+11	16
Germany	7	5	0	0	2	0	15
United States	7	4	1	0	2	+12	14
Slovakia (H)	7	3	1	0	3	+9	11
Denmark	7	1	1	1	4	-5	6
Great Britain	7	0	1	0	6	-32	2
France	7	0	0	2	5	-20	2

GROUP B

Country	Played	Won	OT Won	OT Lost	Lost	GD	Points
Russia	7	7	0	0	0	+29	21
Czech Republic	7	6	0	0	1	+25	18
Sweden	7	5	0	0	2	+20	15
Switzerland	7	4	0	0	3	+13	12
Latvia	7	3	0	0	4	+1	9
Norway	7	2	0	0	5	-14	6
Italy	7	0	1	0	6	-43	2
Austria	7	0	0	1	6	-31	1

Playoff Round

Quarterfinals
[23 May, 14:15UTC] Canada v. Switzerland IIHF YouTube Live Stream (3-0) FT
[23 May, 18:15UTC] Czech Republic v. Germany IIHF YouTube Live Stream (5-1) FT
[23 May, 14:15UTC] Russia v. United States IIHF YouTube Live Stream (4-3) FT
[23 May, 18:15UTC] Finland v. Sweden IIHF YouTube Live Stream (5-4) FT
 
Semifinals
[25 May, 13:15UTC] Russia v. Finland IIHF YouTube Live Stream (0-1) FT
[25 May, 17:15UTC] Canada v. Czech Republic (5-1) FT
 
Finals
[26 May, 13:45UTC] Third Place: Russia v. Czech Republic
[26 May, 18:15UTC] Finals: Canada v. Finland

Official full schedule from IIHF here.

International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) Resources

Official Event Page Here
Official YouTube Channel Here

Watch 2019 Ice Hockey World Championship Live Stream Online

Broadcasting rights for the prestigious tournament is far reaching, and it’s duly noted that IIHF is also going to be providing free live streams of the matches via YouTube! However, if you’re not currently in your local country or any other country offering the stream, then you’ll need to connect to a VPN first before streaming the matches from your usual providers.
 

VPN Connection Setup Guide

1) Sign Up with a recommended VPN provider.
 
2) Install the VPN on any device that you’ll be using to watch the 2019 Ice Hockey World Championship.
 
3) Ensure that you connect to the appropriate country VPN server that is supported by the provider. For example, connect to U.K for FreeSport or Canada for TSN.
 
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