Live NHL on TV: Which NHL matches are on in the UK this week?
Your guide to watching NHL matches live in the UK on a weekly basis throughout the 2025/26 season.

There are just weeks to go until the NHL hits the pause button for the 2026 Winter Olympics.
With a host of key players travelling to Italy for the games, the league will take a 19-day break in February before returning for the latter part of the campaign.
Games continue to come thick and fast ahead of the hiatus, however, as teams in the Eastern and Western conferences aim to boost their hopes of making it to the play-offs.
Premier Sports is the primary broadcaster for in the UK, while every game is available on NHL.tv via DAZN.
RadioTimes.com brings you a round-up of live NHL on TV today and coming up.
NHL on TV this week
All UK time. NHL.TV unless specified. Subject to change. TV schedule to be updated regularly.
January
Wednesday 21st January
Tampa Bay Lightning v San Jose Sharks (12am)
Montreal Canadiens v Minnesota Wild (12am)
Columbus Blue Jackets v Ottawa Senators (12am)
Dallas Stars v Boston Bruins (12:30am) Premier Sports 2
Nashville Predators v Buffalo Sabres (1am)
Winnipeg Jets v St Louis Blues (1am)
Los Angeles Kings v New York Rangers (3am) Premier Sports 1
Edmonton Oilers v New Jersey Devils (3am)
Thursday 22nd January
Toronto Maple Leafs v Detroit Red Wings (12am) Premier Sports 2
Utah Mammoth v Philadelphia Flyers (2am)
Colorado Avalanche v Anaheim Ducks (2am)
Seattle Kraken v New York Islanders (2:30am)
Calgary Flames v Pittsburgh Penguins (2:30am) Premier Sports 1
Vancouver Canucks v Washington Capitals (3am)
Friday 23rd January
Columbus Blue Jackets v Dallas Stars (12am)
Carolina Hurricanes v Chicago Blackhawks (12am)
Boston Bruins v Vegas Golden Knights (12am)
Montreal Canadiens v Buffalo Sabres (12am)
Nashville Predators v Ottawa Senators (1am) Premier Sports 2
Winnipeg Jets v Florida Panthers (1am)
Edmonton Oilers v Pittsburgh Penguins (2am)
Minnesota Wild v Detroit Red Wings (2:30am) Premier Sports 1
Saturday 24th January
Toronto Maple Leafs v Vegas Golden Knights (12am) Premier Sports 1
Chicago Blackhawks v Tampa Bay Lightning (12am)
Dallas Stars v St Louis Blues (1am)
Calgary Flames v Washington Capitals (2am)
Colorado Avalanche v Philadelphia Flyers (2am)
Vancouver Canucks v New Jersey Devils (3am)
Vancouver Canucks v Anaheim Ducks (3am)
San Jose Sharks v New York Rangers (3am)
New York Islanders v Buffalo Sabres (6pm)
Nashville Predators v Utah Mammoth (8:30pm)
Sunday 25th January
Boston Bruins v Montreal Canadiens (12am) Premier Sports 2
Ottawa Senators v Carolina Hurricanes (12am)
Winnipeg Jets v Detroit Red Wings (12am)
Columbus Blue Jackets v Tampa Bay Lightning (12am)
St Louis Blues v Los Angeles Kings (1am)
Minnesota Wild v Florida Panthers (2am)
Edmonton Oilers v Washington Capitals (3am) Premier Sports 1
Toronto Maple Leafs v Colorado Avalanche (6:30pm) Premier Sports 2
Seattle Kraken v New Jersey Devils (9pm)
Ottawa Senators v Vegas Golden Knights (10pm) Premier Player
Vancouver Canucks v Pittsburgh Penguins (11pm) Premier Sports 1
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Monday 26th January
Chicago Blackhawks v Florida Panthers (12am)
Calgary Flames v Anaheim Ducks (1am)
Tuesday 27th January
Tampa Bay Lightning v Utah Mammoth (12am) Premier Sports 2
New York Rangers v Boston Bruins (12am)
Philadelphia Flyers v New York Islanders (12am)
Columbus Blue Jackets v Los Angeles Kings (12am)
Edmonton Oilers v Anaheim Ducks (1:30am) Premier Sports 1
Wednesday 28th January
Boston Bruins v Nashville Predators (12am) Premier Sports 2
Detroit Red Wings v Los Angeles Kings (12am)
Toronto Maple Leafs v Buffalo Sabres (12am)
Montreal Canadiens v Vegas Golden Knights (12am)
New Jersey Devils v Winnipeg Jets (12am)
St Louis Blues v Dallas Stars (1am) Premier Sports 1
Minnesota Wild v Chicago Blackhawks (1am)
Seattle Kraken v Washington Capitals (3am) Premier Sports 2
Vancouver Canucks v San Jose Sharks (3am)
Thursday 29th January
New York Islanders v New York Rangers (12am)
Columbus Blue Jackets v Philadelphia Flyers (12:30am) Premier Sports 1
Ottawa Senators v Colorado Avalanche (12:30am) Premier Player
Friday 30th January
Boston Bruins v Philadelphia Flyers (12am)
Buffalo Sabres v Los Angeles Kings (12am)
New Jersey Devils v Nashville Predators (12am)
New York Rangers v New York Islanders (12am)
Pittsburgh Penguins v Chicago Blackhawks (12am)
Carolina Hurricanes v Utah Mammoth (12am)
Montreal Canadiens v Colorado Avalanche (12am)
Tampa Bay Lightning v Winnipeg Jets (12am) Premier Sports 2
Detroit Red Wings v Washington Capitals (12:30am)
Minnesota Wild v Calgary Flames (1am)
St Louis Blues v Florida Panthers (1am)
Edmonton Oilers v San Jose Sharks (2am)
Vancouver Canucks v Anaheim Ducks (3am)
Seattle Kraken v Toronto Maple Leafs (3am)
Vegas Golden Knights v Dallas Stars (3am) Premier Sports 1
Saturday 31st January
Chicago Blackhawks v Columbus Blue Jackets (1:30am) Premier Sports 2
Philadelphia Flyers v Los Angeles Kings (5:30pm)
Detroit Red Wings v Colorado Avalanche (6pm)
Pittsburgh Penguins v New York Rangers (8:30pm)
Florida Panthers v Winnipeg Jets (9pm)
Calgary Flames v San Jose Sharks (9pm)
Washington Capitals v Carolina Hurricanes (10pm)
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Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.






