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Vancouver 2010 Men's Icehockey
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The Men's Icehockey games on the Winter Olympics. Starting with three groups: Group A (Canada, Norway, Switzerland, USA), Group B (Czech Republic, Latvia, Russia, Slovakia) and Group C (Belarus, Finland, Germany, Sweden) followed by the Playoff and final round.
Upon completion of the preliminary round, teams will be ranked 1D through 12D. The top four ranked teams (1D though 4D) will receive byes to the quarter-final round. The remaining eight teams will compete for the remaining four quarter-final positions.
The winner of QP1 (8D vs 9D) will play the top-seeded 1D in the quarter-finals. The winner of QP2 (5D vs 12D) will play 4D, the winner of QP3 (7D vs 10D) will play 2D and the winner of QP4 (6D vs 11D) will play 3D.
The losers of the qualification playoff round games (QP1 – QP4) will receive a final ranking of 9 through 12 based on their preliminary round ranking.
The losers of the quarter-final round games (QF1 – QF4) will receive a final ranking of 5th through 8th based on their preliminary round ranking.
The losers of the semifinal games (SF1 and SF2) will compete for the bronze medal and 4th place, while the winners of the semifinal games compete for gold and silver.
Live Vancouver 2010 Games
Live Vancouver 2010 Men's Icehockey
Match scheduled:
Start: 17-02-2010 from 05:00(GMT)
When the athletes step up to the podium to receive their medals at the Victory Ceremonies, be there to share in their excitement. Each evening begins with a provincial/territorial celebration, the awarding of the medals and a concert finale honouring the medallists. Join the celebrations every night at BC Place and Whistler Medals Plaza.
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Internet TV brings live coverage of Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.
Here you can find both live event action and full replays of events that have already taken place. At this moment for example, you can see live action from the women’s ice hockey, or a replay of the Nordic combined event.
There is also a useful section for events coming up in the next day or so, with full times and details of matches and competitions. Better still further down the page times for events throughout the Olympics, with an Alert facility so you will be reminded and not miss a moment’s action.
Another interesting option is the Venues and Courses section where you can view the areas where the exploits are taking place, Vancouver, Whistler and Creekside. You can even see what it’s really like to go down one of the Olympic runs from a competitor’s viewpoint.
All in all a really handy site to continue watching the games, and revel in the achievements of the Olympic competitors. For live viewing right now click on the link above. What are you most looking forward to watching during this great sporting occasion?
Meanwhile, host Canada is expected to win the overall medal count on gold when the Olympic concludes. The amazing Winter Olympics 2010 Ceremony provided us an idea that this is one of the best Winter Olympics of all time. Vancouver is a great city suited for this Olympic.
Aside from Lindsey Vonn’s event, a notable skater Apolo Anton Ohno captured a silver alreadyin the 1,500. It will be interesting if he still has the stamina to race against the Koreans in the 100 and 200m.,
Will Canada win the overall medal count? OR will Germany or the United States? Let us watch the Winter Olympics Vancouver 2010 games on NBC.
