How Long is One Period of Play in a Hockey Game?
A hockey game consists of three periods of play, each lasting 20 minutes. The clock stops during stoppages in play, such as penalties and face-offs, so the actual playing time is typically less than 20 minutes per period.
Between each period, there is a 15-minute intermission. The teams switch ends of the ice for the second and third periods.
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