Every Real Madrid fixture in your phone's calendar. Subscribe once with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook and the 2026/27 La Liga season, starting 16 August 2026, loads and updates automatically, with kick-off times in your local timezone.
Or copy the calendar address into any app: https://worldcuply.com/feed.ics?clubs=real-madrid
Real Madrid were founded in 1902 and named the club of the twentieth century by FIFA, a title even their rivals struggle to argue with. The white shirt is football's most successful garment: a record 36 Spanish league titles and a record 15 European Cups.
The Di Stefano side won the first five European Cups from 1956 to 1960, and every generation since has added its own dynasty, from La Quinta del Buitre to the Galacticos to the four Champions Leagues in five seasons under Zidane and Ancelotti, the fifteenth arriving at Wembley in 2024.
The rebuilt Santiago Bernabeu, with its retractable pitch and wraparound screen, is now as futuristic as the club is historic. El Clasico against Barcelona remains the biggest club fixture in world football, and Madrid measure every season by one trophy above all: la Decimosexta awaits.
This is a live calendar subscription, not a one-off download. Your calendar app checks the feed on its own schedule, so when the La Liga moves a Real Madrid match for television, or a new round of fixtures is confirmed, the changes appear in your calendar without you doing anything.
Kick-off times are stored in universal time and displayed in your local timezone, wherever you are in the world. Apple Calendar and Outlook honour the alerts you set for the subscribed calendar; Google Calendar applies its own notification settings for subscriptions.
The feed is permanent. When the 2027/28 fixtures are published, they will land in this same calendar. Subscribe once and it rolls forward season after season. Want several clubs, or whole competitions, in one calendar? That is coming to the WorldCuply Football Calendar.
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