The 2021 IIHF World Championship continues with the quarter-finals on Thursday 3 June (6/3/21), when the United States faces Slovakia, Switzerland faces Germany, Russia faces Canada and Finland faces the Czech Republic.
Fans can watch most matches in the competition for free with a trial fuboTV.
Here’s the schedule for the 2021 IIHF World Championship quarterfinal round, along with where to watch each match (all ET start times):
Quarter-finals
Thursday 3 June
Slovakia – USA, 9:15 AM, NHL Network (fuboTV)
Switzerland vs Germany, 9:15 a.m., Unavailable
Rossi vs Canada, 13h15, NHL Network (fuboTV)
Finland – Czech Republic, 1:15 pm, unavailable
semi final
Saturday 5 June
Semifinals, 7:15 a.m., NHL Network (fuboTV)
Semifinals 2, 11:15 a.m., NHL Network (fuboTV)
Third place match
Sunday 6 June
Semifinal Losers at 3 p.m., NHL Network (fuboTV)
Championship match
Sunday 6 June
Semi-Final Winners, 3 p.m., NHL Network (fuboTV)
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What is that fuboTV?
fuboTV It is an online live TV service that offers over 100 live TV channels including ESPN, NFL Network and beIN Sports as well as news, entertainment and other local channels. It also offers DVR storage space and is designed for people who want to cut the cord but don’t want to miss their favorite TV shows and live sports.
How much is it fuboTV cost?
The cheapest option is the family plan at $64.99 that includes 120 channels, 250 hours of DVR space and can be used on three screens simultaneously.
The The fubo Elite package costs $79.99 per month and offers more than 170 channels, including Showtime channels, additional sports channels, and additional news and entertainment channels.
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