Beijing 2022 preview for 16 February: Key events not to miss at the Olympic Winter Games (USA)

Eight gold medals will be decided on 16 February, in addition to a bronze-medal match in women's ice hockey (19:30*), on another packed day of events at Beijing 2022.

The curling team events are nearing the end of the round-robin phase and Tabitha Peterson has two final games against Canada at 09:05 and Japan at 20:05 as they seek to make the last four.

Still stuck for ideas on what to watch? Here are a few selected events you should pay attention to today:

As well as the women’s bronze medal game, the top four teams from the men's preliminary round are back in action along with the four winners from the playoff qualification round, as the hunt for gold reaches the last eight.

Expect some great hockey across the day with the following duels: USA vs Slovakia, ROC vs Denmark, Finland vs Switzerland and Sweden vs Canada.

In the men's slopestyle final, there's the intriguing possibility that Nicholas Goepper, Alexander Hall and Colby Stevenson can sweep the podium for Team USA. One thing's for sure - you won't want to miss a moment.

At the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games, Jessie Diggins and Kikkan Randall earned USA its first cross-country Olympic Winter Games gold medal on the back of Diggins’ heroics at the finish in the Women’s Team Sprint Free.

Four years later Diggins is back, this time alongside Rosie Brennan, and has become an even greater force in the world of cross-country skiing, so be sure to keep an eye on the potential for more magic from the USA team.

(*All times are local Beijing time, EST +13 hours)

Schedule 16 February

Alpine Skiing

Biathlon

Cross-Country Skiing

Curling

9:05: Women's Round Robin Session 10: Canada vs USA; Switzerland vs Republic of Korea; People's Republic of China vs Great Britain

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