Frequently asked questions

Yes. Choose Add to calendar to subscribe to the full league-phase schedule or a team, or download a one-time .ics file of the matches in view. Downloads do not update automatically.

Yes. Choose your timezone in the schedule tool and every kickoff is converted to your local date and time.

Yes. Search for a team, choose a host city or stage, and use the advanced filters to narrow the schedule before downloading it.

No. Fixture subscriptions receive schedule changes after manual verification and publication, not live scores or results. Calendar refresh times vary.

The listed Champions League schedule covers the league phase. Knockout fixtures will be added only after they are verified and published. Subscribers can receive published changes on a later refresh; downloaded copies do not update.

No. Match Time Calendar is an independent fan-made utility and is not affiliated with UEFA, tournament organizers, teams, clubs, or broadcasters.

Only if you subscribed using Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or a calendar URL. After we verify and publish a schedule change, your calendar can receive it on its next refresh. Updates are not instant. A downloaded .ics file or a single-match import does not update automatically.

A subscription includes every listed fixture for the selected competition or one complete team, including played fixtures. Date, round, city and played-match filters only affect the one-time download. Multiple teams cannot currently be combined into one subscription.

The downloaded .ics file works with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, and other apps that support the standard iCalendar format.

Yes. Apply team, city, stage, or date filters, then choose Download filtered matches to export only the fixtures currently shown.

A kickoff can cross midnight when converted from the venue timezone to your local timezone. Your calendar should use the local date shown in the schedule.

The file stores the universal match time. Your calendar app displays it using the timezone configured on your device or calendar account.

Only if you subscribed using Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or a calendar URL. After we verify and publish a schedule change, your calendar can receive it on its next refresh. Updates are not instant. A downloaded .ics file or a single-match import does not update automatically.

A subscription includes every listed fixture for the selected competition or one complete team, including played fixtures. Date, round, city and played-match filters only affect the one-time download. Multiple teams cannot currently be combined into one subscription.

Yes. The completed schedule remains available as a historical archive with recorded results, local kickoff times, filters, and calendar exports.

World Cup files are historical snapshots. The archive also has a subscription URL, but it is not a live results service; updates require manual verification and publication.