Olympics-Ice hockey-Canada's injured captain Crosby not in lineup for gold medal game
ReutersFeb 22, 2026 12:09 PM
By Amy Tennery
MILAN, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Canada's captain Sidney Crosby was not in the lineup for Sunday's Olympic men's ice hockey gold medal game against the U.S. after suffering an injury during the quarter-finals.
Forward Crosby left Canada's quarter-final injured on Wednesday and sat out Friday's semi-final.
Crosby, 38, was the architect behind one of Canada's greatest Olympic moments when he scored the overtime goal against the U.S. to secure gold on home ice at Vancouver 2010.
Regarded as a national hero in Canada, "Sid the Kid" also led his country to the top of the podium in 2014.
Canada face the U.S. later on Sunday at Santagiulia arena.
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