Match 1 · Group A
Mexico vs South Africa
Jun 11, 7:00 PM UTC
Mexico City
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Pick teams, cities, stadiums, stages or dates. Subscribe once, then let your calendar app re-fetch the feed as schedule and knockout details are confirmed.
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Build one calendar that follows your World Cup.
Choose teams and filters once. Subscribe with Google, Apple or Outlook, and the same public feed is re-fetched as kickoff times or knockout pairings are confirmed.
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Match 2 · Group A
South Korea vs Czech Republic
Jun 12, 2:00 AM UTC
Guadalajara
Match 3 · Group B
Canada vs Bosnia and Herzegovina
Jun 12, 7:00 PM UTC
Toronto
Match 4 · Group D
United States vs Paraguay
Jun 13, 1:00 AM UTC
Los Angeles
Match 5 · Group C
Haiti vs Scotland
Jun 14, 1:00 AM UTC
Boston
Match 6 · Group D
Australia vs Turkey
Jun 14, 4:00 AM UTC
Vancouver
Plus 98 more matches in the subscribed feed.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the World Cup 2026 calendar feed
The calendar builder turns the World Cup schedule into a feed for the calendar app you already use. Choose teams, cities, stadiums, stages or dates, then preview the exact matches before subscribing.
Can I add the full tournament?
Yes. Leave filters empty and subscribe to the full match feed.
Can I choose multiple teams?
Yes. Select multiple teams before copying the feed URL or downloading the .ics file.
Which calendar apps are supported?
The feed works with common calendar apps that accept iCal links or .ics files, including Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook.
Filters replace separate team and city calendar pages.
The feed preview shows what will be included before import.
The same public page builds every calendar variation.
Current feed
World Cup 2026 - All 104 matches (104 matches)
Matchday guide
Build a calendar feed around your matches
The calendar page turns the World Cup schedule into a feed you can use in the calendar app you already trust. Instead of importing every match blindly, you can choose teams, cities, stadiums, stages or dates and preview what will be included.
This page is helpful when you follow one team, plan travel around one host city or only want knockout-stage reminders. It also works for broader use cases, such as adding the full tournament or keeping a group of selected teams in one feed.
The feed preview shows how many matches are included before you subscribe or download. That gives you a chance to adjust filters and avoid cluttering your calendar with fixtures you do not need.
Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook each handle subscription refreshes differently, but the feed URL is stable. If official details change, a subscribed calendar can pick up updates when the calendar app refreshes the feed.
For the cleanest workflow, choose the smallest set of filters that matches your plan, preview the matches, then subscribe or download the iCal file.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about World Cup 2026 calendar downloads
Fans who want Google Calendar, iCal and fixture downloads usually share the same goal: get matches into the calendar they already use. This page turns selected filters into a custom feed URL before the user chooses Google, Apple, Outlook or a plain .ics download.
Can I choose only one team or city?
Yes. Pick teams, host cities, stadiums, stages or dates before generating the calendar feed.
Will the calendar use my local time?
Calendar apps convert the event start time to the time zone configured on your device.
Which calendar apps are supported?
The feed works with common calendar apps that accept iCal links or .ics files, including Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook.
Any team, city, stadium, stage or date combination can become a stable feed.
Calendar subscriptions use the same merged sports data as the schedule page.
Knockout-round behavior is explained before the user subscribes.