TNT Sports and discovery+ boast extensive coverage of the Winter Olympics 2026.
The first Winter Olympic Games to be shown live on TNT Sports has arrived with wall-to-wall comprehensive coverage set to be beamed live from Milano Cortina.
We have entered a new TV rights cycle for the Olympic Games and Winter Olympic Games that will see Warner Bros Discovery remain the primary broadcaster until 2032.
That means less coverage on free-to-air BBC and exhaustive coverage across TNT Sports and discovery+ – every single minute of every single event, for that matter.
Radio Times brings you all the details on how to watch TNT Sports and discovery+ coverage of the Winter Olympics 2026.
TNT Sports – and streaming platform discovery+ – will show every single minute of Winter Olympics action.
You can sign up to watch Winter Olympics action on discovery+ with TNT Sports 2 included in the regular Entertainment Pass for the duration of the Games, which costs just £3.99 per month.
TNT Sports 2 is the go-to destination for live coverage on linear TV, while discovery+ boasts a comprehensive range of live feeds so you can pick and choose precisely which sports and events you want to watch, when you want to watch them.
The Games formally begin with the opening ceremony on Friday 6th February and run until Sunday 22nd February.
All UK time. All subject to change.
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