La Liga · Outlook
Put the La Liga 2026-27 schedule in Outlook
Add the full La Liga 2026-27 schedule to Outlook in one tap. Every fixture in your own timezone, TV channels included, and when a match is rescheduled your calendar updates itself.
Start free — no card needed →What lands in your calendar
The next 8 La Liga fixtures, exactly as they'll appear in Outlook — converted to your own timezone on sync.
| Sat, Aug 15 · 1:30 PM ET | Alaves v Getafe |
| Sat, Aug 15 · 3:30 PM ET | Sevilla v Rayo Vallecano |
| Sun, Aug 16 · 11:00 AM ET | Racing Santander v Villarreal |
| Sun, Aug 16 · 1:00 PM ET | Espanyol v Levante |
| Sun, Aug 16 · 3:30 PM ET | Celta Vigo v Osasuna |
| Mon, Aug 17 · 3:00 PM ET | Deportivo La Coruna v Elche |
| Wed, Aug 19 · 3:00 PM ET | Atletico Madrid v Malaga |
| Thu, Aug 20 · 3:00 PM ET | Rayo Vallecano v Alaves |
Plus every remaining fixture this season. See the full La Liga schedule and standings →
Adding it to Outlook
- 1Copy the calendar feed URL for this schedule.
- 2Open Outlook on the web (outlook.com or your Microsoft 365 account) and go to Calendar.
- 3Click "Add calendar" in the toolbar, then choose "Subscribe from web".
- 4Paste the feed URL, give the calendar a name, pick a colour, and click Import.
- 5The schedule syncs down to Outlook desktop and the Outlook mobile apps on the same account.
One thing to know about Outlook
Subscribe from the web version, not the desktop app. Outlook desktop can open a one-time .ics file, but a subscription added there does not always sync to your other devices — added on the web, it propagates to every Outlook client on the account.
Microsoft 365, Outlook.com, Hotmail and Live accounts, plus Outlook desktop and mobile on the same login.
La Liga on Outlook — FAQ
Copy the calendar feed URL for this schedule. Open Outlook on the web (outlook.com or your Microsoft 365 account) and go to Calendar. Click "Add calendar" in the toolbar, then choose "Subscribe from web". Paste the feed URL, give the calendar a name, pick a colour, and click Import. The schedule syncs down to Outlook desktop and the Outlook mobile apps on the same account.
Yes. This is a subscribed feed rather than a one-time download, so if a fixture changes date, kickoff time, or broadcaster, the entry already in your Outlook changes with it. A downloaded .ics file cannot do that — it's a snapshot.
Yes. Times are delivered in UTC and your calendar app converts them to whatever timezone your device is set to, including automatically when you travel or when clocks change.
Subscribe from the web version, not the desktop app. Outlook desktop can open a one-time .ics file, but a subscription added there does not always sync to your other devices — added on the web, it propagates to every Outlook client on the account.
Yes — you can preview any team's next couple of fixtures free, no card and no account needed, to check the feed works in Outlook before paying. A full-season league feed is part of the $47/year subscription.