“2023 World Cup Hockey Schedule and Results: Tampere and Riga Host Main Tournament of the Year”

The main hockey tournament of the year will be held from 12 to 28 May in Tampere (Finland) and Riga (Latvia).

The aggressor countries – Russia and Belarus – are not allowed to the tournament. At the first stage, 16 teams in two groups will play each other. The top four advance to the quarterfinals. The worst ones are relegated to the IA division. Earlier, the hockey team of Ukraine recognized the opponent in the world championship.

Schedule and results of the 2023 World Cup

GROUP A

Friday, May 12

16:20. Finland – USA

20:20. Sweden – Germany

Saturday, May 13

12:20. France – Austria

16:20. Hungary — Denmark

20:20. Germany — Finland

Sunday, May 14

12:20. USA – Hungary

16:20. France — Denmark

20:20. Sweden — Austria

Monday, May 15

16:20. Germany – USA

20:20. Finland — Sweden

Tuesday, May 16

16:20. Denmark — Austria

20:20. France — Hungary

Wednesday, May 17

16:20. USA – Austria

20:20. Finland – France

Thursday, May 18

16:20. Hungary — Sweden

20:20. Denmark — Germany

Friday, May 19

16:20. Hungary — Finland

20:20. Austria – Germany

Saturday, May 20

12:20. USA – Denmark

16:20. Austria — Finland

20:20. Sweden — France

Sunday, May 21

16:20. Germany — Hungary

20:20. USA – France

Monday, May 22

16:20. Denmark – Sweden

20:20. Austria – Hungary

Tuesday, May 23

12:20. Germany – France

16:20. Sweden – USA

20:20. Finland — Denmark

GROUP B

Friday, May 12

16:20. Slovakia — Czech Republic

20:20. Latvia — Canada

Saturday, May 13

12:20. Switzerland — Slovenia

16:20. Norway — Kazakhstan

20:20. Slovakia — Latvia

Sunday, May 14

12:20. Slovenia — Canada

16:20. Norway – Switzerland

20:20. Czech Republic — Kazakhstan

Monday, May 15

16:20. Slovakia — Canada

20:20. Czech Republic — Latvia

Tuesday, May 16

16:20. Slovenia — Norway

20:20. Switzerland — Kazakhstan

Wednesday, May 17

16:20. Latvia — Norway

20:20. Canada — Kazakhstan

Thursday, May 18

16:20. Czech Republic — Slovenia

20:20. Switzerland — Slovakia

Friday, May 19

16:20. Latvia — Slovenia

20:20. Kazakhstan — Slovakia

Saturday, May 20

12:20. Norway — Czech Republic

16:20. Canada — Switzerland

20:20. Kazakhstan — Latvia

Sunday, May 21

16:20. Slovenia — Slovakia

20:20. Czech Republic — Switzerland

Monday, May 22

16:20. Canada — Norway

20:20. Kazakhstan — Slovenia

Tuesday, May 23

12:20. Slovakia — Norway

16:20. Canada — Czech Republic

20:20. Switzerland — Latvia

Quarterfinals, 25 May

Semi-finals, 27 May

Match for bronze, May 28

Final, 28 May

Recall that the organizers presented the design of the World Cup medals.