Australian viewers will see the climax of the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games on Sunday, February twenty-second, as the final medal contests take place before the Closing Ceremony in Verona.

Coverage on free-to-air and streaming platforms, including Channel Nine, 9Now and Stan Sport in Australia, will bring live coverage of the final competitions and send-off festivities as the sixteen-day Games conclude.

Australians can follow the day’s action from early morning into the afternoon AEDT, with medal events scheduled across multiple disciplines and the spectacle of the Closing Ceremony set for the evening.

Among the medal finals on Sunday are the women’s curling gold medal game at approximately eleven o’clock Central European Time, followed by the men’s ice hockey gold medal match in Milan later in the afternoon.

In addition, the gruelling women’s fifty-kilometre mass start classical cross-country skiing race and the final runs of bobsleigh events are slated on the programme, offering late-stage podium opportunities.

In freestyle skiing, the women’s halfpipe final, postponed from Saturday due to heavy snowfall, will take place mid-morning, giving athletes one last chance for Olympic hardware.

The mix of traditional snow and ice sports showcases the breadth of competition as the Games reach their finale.

Beyond the medal contests, Sunday culminates in a high-profile Closing Ceremony in Verona’s historic Roman Arena, celebrating the achievements of athletes from around the world.

Scheduled to begin in the evening local time, the ceremony, themed “Beauty in Motion,” will blend cultural performances, music and the formal handover to the next Winter Games host.

Australian audiences will be able to watch the Closing Ceremony live or on demand through the same broadcast partners carrying Olympics coverage throughout the Games.

Viewers should consult local schedules for precise broadcast timing in Australian Eastern Daylight Time.