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Winter Olympics 2026: Australia’s Live Viewing Guide and Key Medal Events for Saturday, February 21
Comprehensive schedule and broadcast information as the Milano-Cortina Winter Games enter their penultimate full day
The 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympic Games enter a crucial phase on Saturday, February twenty-first, offering a rich slate of medal competitions and live viewing opportunities for audiences in Australia and around the world.
The Games, running from February sixth through February twenty-second, have been broadcast globally across multiple networks and streaming platforms, while official schedules show a packed programme of finals and podium moments on the fifteenth day of competition.
Saturday’s schedule includes medal events across disciplines such as cross-country skiing’s men’s fifty-kilometre mass start, biathlon’s women’s mass start, team mixed aerials in freestyle skiing, and the men’s four-man bobsleigh heats, with curling medals and speed skating mass start events also on the agenda as athletes vie for Olympic honours.
Ski mountaineering will feature its mixed relay final, adding to the diversity of competition on the penultimate full day.
Events are staged across several northern Italian venues, with cross-country and biathlon competitions in Anterselva and Val di Fiemme, sliding sports at Cortina d’Ampezzo, and skating and technical events in Milan and surrounding clusters.
For Australian viewers, comprehensive live coverage is available via Channel Nine’s free-to-air broadcasts and live streaming on 9Now, with broader event coverage—including many medal events—in high definition offered through the Stan Sport platform.
These broadcast options allow Australians to follow their athletes and global competition live throughout Saturday’s dynamic programme.
Australia’s campaign at Milano-Cortina has already delivered historic success, including gold medals in dual moguls, moguls and snowboard cross, and a silver in men’s halfpipe, illustrating strong performances from the nation’s Winter Olympic team.
As the Games build toward the closing ceremony in Verona on Sunday, February twenty-second, Saturday’s schedule promises decisive podium moments and compelling live sport for audiences tuning in across time zones.
The Games, running from February sixth through February twenty-second, have been broadcast globally across multiple networks and streaming platforms, while official schedules show a packed programme of finals and podium moments on the fifteenth day of competition.
Saturday’s schedule includes medal events across disciplines such as cross-country skiing’s men’s fifty-kilometre mass start, biathlon’s women’s mass start, team mixed aerials in freestyle skiing, and the men’s four-man bobsleigh heats, with curling medals and speed skating mass start events also on the agenda as athletes vie for Olympic honours.
Ski mountaineering will feature its mixed relay final, adding to the diversity of competition on the penultimate full day.
Events are staged across several northern Italian venues, with cross-country and biathlon competitions in Anterselva and Val di Fiemme, sliding sports at Cortina d’Ampezzo, and skating and technical events in Milan and surrounding clusters.
For Australian viewers, comprehensive live coverage is available via Channel Nine’s free-to-air broadcasts and live streaming on 9Now, with broader event coverage—including many medal events—in high definition offered through the Stan Sport platform.
These broadcast options allow Australians to follow their athletes and global competition live throughout Saturday’s dynamic programme.
Australia’s campaign at Milano-Cortina has already delivered historic success, including gold medals in dual moguls, moguls and snowboard cross, and a silver in men’s halfpipe, illustrating strong performances from the nation’s Winter Olympic team.
As the Games build toward the closing ceremony in Verona on Sunday, February twenty-second, Saturday’s schedule promises decisive podium moments and compelling live sport for audiences tuning in across time zones.
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