Football club · Spain
How to Add the Real Madrid Calendar to Google, Apple, or Outlook
Subscribe to Real Madrid's full 2026–27 fixture list — La Liga, Copa del Rey, Champions League, Supercopa — in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook. Official app sync, kick-off times in your zone, El Clásico dates.
Where to get the feed
Option 1: the official Real Madrid app
- Install the Real Madrid app (iOS or Android) and sign in or create a free account.
- Open the Calendar / Matches tab and tap "Add to calendar" or "Sync".
- Choose Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook. All competitions are included.
Option 2: La Liga's calendar sync
The La Liga calendar sync lets you pick Real Madrid as your club; it covers league games and, depending on the sync provider, cup games too.
Option 3: UEFA for European games only
If you only care about the Champions League, use the club option in the UEFA calendar sync.
Plain .ics feeds
Community feeds for Real Madrid are among the most popular fan-maintained calendars on the web. Search "Real Madrid ics calendar", then check that the next league game shows the confirmed kick-off time before you trust it. Abandoned feeds keep showing the provisional Saturday 9:00 PM slot for every game.
Add it to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook
Once you have the schedule link (it usually starts with webcal:// or ends in .ics; a league's "sync" button hands it to your app for you), the steps are the same for every sport:
Google Calendar
- Open calendar.google.com on a desktop browser (the mobile app can't add subscriptions).
- In the left sidebar, next to Other calendars, click + → From URL.
- Paste the link, then click Add calendar. It appears under Other calendars and syncs to your phone automatically.
- Optional: click the three dots next to the calendar to give it a color, or untick it when you need a quiet week.
Apple Calendar (iPhone, iPad, Mac)
- iPhone / iPad: Settings → Apps → Calendar → Calendar Accounts → Add Account → Other → Add Subscribed Calendar, paste the link, tap Next, then Save.
- Mac: in Calendar choose File → New Calendar Subscription, paste the link, click Subscribe. Set Auto-refresh to Every day (or Every hour during the playoffs) and tick iCloud so it reaches all your devices.
Outlook
- Outlook on the web / new Outlook: Calendar → Add calendar → Subscribe from web, paste the link, name it, click Import.
- Classic Outlook desktop: File → Account Settings → Internet Calendars → New, paste the link. If game times look a few hours off, the desktop app ignored the feed's time zone; the web version doesn't have this problem.
Key dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| La Liga opening weekend | August 21–23, 2026 |
| Champions League league phase | September 15–17, 2026 to January 27–28, 2027 (8 games) |
| First El Clásico (league) | October–November 2026 (exact date set by TV about 10 days ahead) |
| Copa del Rey | From late October 2026 (single-leg rounds) to the final on April 24, 2027 |
| Supercopa de España | January 2027 (if qualified) |
| Champions League knockouts | February to May 2027 (if qualified) |
| Champions League final | May 29, 2027, Madrid (Estadio Metropolitano) |
| Final La Liga matchday | May 23, 2027 |
Season structure
Real Madrid play in four competitions most seasons: La Liga (38 games), the Copa del Rey (single-leg knockout rounds from October), the UEFA Champions League (eight league-phase games plus two-legged knockouts) and the Supercopa de España in January. That adds up to 55 to 65 matches, roughly one every four days during the busiest months.
Only the league weekends are known from June. Spanish kick-off times are confirmed about ten days ahead, cup draws set the opponent and the date at short notice, and European knockouts appear round by round. There is no realistic way to keep this in a calendar by hand.
Kick-off times in your time zone
Real Madrid's home games at the Bernabéu use the standard La Liga slots; Champions League games kick off at 21:00 CET. In the zones where most of this page's readers live:
| Local kick-off | UK | US Eastern | US Pacific | India (IST) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday / Sunday 9:00 PM (Spain) | 8:00 PM | 3:00 PM | 12:00 PM | 12:30 AM (+1) |
| Saturday / Sunday 6:30 PM | 5:30 PM | 12:30 PM | 9:30 AM | 10:00 PM |
| Saturday / Sunday 4:15 PM | 3:15 PM | 10:15 AM | 7:15 AM | 7:45 PM |
| Champions League 21:00 CET | 8:00 PM | 3:00 PM | 12:00 PM | 1:30 AM (+1) |
Conversions assume both regions are on the same daylight-saving side. Europe and the US switch on different dates (late March / late October in Europe, mid-March / early November in the US), so for two or three weeks a year the gap is one hour smaller. Your calendar app converts each event correctly; this table is only for planning.
El Clásico in your calendar
The two league Clásicos are on fixed weekends from the June fixture release; the first one usually falls in late October or early November, the return game in spring. The day and kick-off time are set about ten days ahead. If you use any of the syncs above, the game updates itself. If you want a placeholder now, add an all-day "Clásico weekend" event for the weekend shown on laliga.com and let the feed fill in the details.
One feed for everything, or one per competition?
The club app feed is the only one guaranteed to include friendlies, the Supercopa and the Club World Cup if Madrid qualify. If you mix the La Liga sync with the UEFA sync you will get league and European games but may miss the Copa del Rey. For most supporters the club feed alone is the right choice; hide it in your calendar app's sidebar when you need a quiet week.