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I'm a World Cup fan, are you?

I made a NEW as of June 28 calendar file with Claude to catch matches that matter. Click on the image below to download the .ics file.​

Note I'm just a fan doing her best. This isn't an official FIFA product, and I'm not a tech expert. Use it at your own risk .​

Download the new (updated June 28) file by clicking on the image above.

Already downloaded the previous version?

Here's how to clean it up.

Google Calendar (use desktop not mobile)
The easiest fix is to search for any match in your calendar (e.g. "South Africa vs Canada"), open it, and look for the calendar name it belongs to — it'll show in the event details. Then go to Settings → find that calendar in the left sidebar → click the three dots → Remove calendar. That deletes all events from the old file at once. Then re-import the new file.

Apple Calendar (Mac)
Go to File → Import — before you do, find and right-click the old calendar group in the left sidebar (it may be called "FIFA World Cup 2026" or similar) → Delete. Then import the new file.

Apple Calendar (iPhone/iPad)
Go to Settings → Calendar → Accounts → look for a "Subscribed Calendars" or imported calendar entry → tap it → Delete Account. Then re-import.

​TO DOWNLOAD NEW if you didn't add the last version...

Google Calendar: On desktop, go to calendar.google.com → Settings (gear icon) → Import & Export → Import → select the downloaded file. All 104 matches will appear instantly.

Apple Calendar: Double-click the downloaded file and Apple Calendar will open and ask if you want to add the events. Click Add.

Outlook: Go to File → Open & Export → Import/Export → Import an iCalendar file → select the downloaded file.

 

All 104 match times will automatically display in your local timezone.

Have fun!

And don't be that person who schedules big meetings during key matches.

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