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What is an iCal calendar?

iCal (the .ics format) is the standard way calendar apps share events. Subscribing to one adds a calendar to your app that keeps itself up to date. Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Microsoft Outlook all support it.

How does subscribing work?

Tap Subscribe on a competition or club, then Open in Calendar. Your app adds the calendar and checks back for changes by itself. If your app doesn't open, copy the link and add it in your app's settings; the guides show where.

What's in each calendar?

Every upcoming fixture, with its start time, the venue where the feed gives one, and a link to the match centre or race hub. Times are stored in universal time, so your app shows them in your own time zone.

Can I follow just my team?

Yes. Every club in the Premier League, the EFL and the NBA has its own calendar with all its fixtures, cups and Europe included. Find it on the league's page, or search for it.

Where do the fixtures come from?

From publicly available fixture feeds. SportiCals tidies them into one calendar per competition and per team, with clear titles like “⚽ Arsenal v Chelsea”.

How often do calendars update?

SportiCals checks every feed every six hours. Your calendar app then fetches the changes on its own schedule, which varies from app to app. If a feed breaks, your calendar keeps the last good fixtures rather than going blank.

How do I unsubscribe?

Delete or unsubscribe from the calendar in your calendar app. There's no account to cancel.

Is SportiCals official?

SportiCals is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with any league, team or broadcaster. Logos and crests belong to their owners.

What do you track?

Nothing. There are no analytics, cookies or third-party scripts, and nothing is stored in your browser.