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Microsoft Outlook · The Emirates FA Cup

FA Cup Fixtures
in Outlook

Your club's FA Cup run in Outlook. Each tie is added as the round is drawn, so the calendar grows with the cup rather than sitting empty.

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How it works

Four steps. Done forever.

01

Create a free account

Sign up at fanfeed.tv. No credit card. 30-day trial includes everything.

02

Select FA Cup

Pick FA Cup from the sport list and choose exactly which sessions or teams to include.

03

Get your feed URL

Your personal .ics feed URL is on your FanFeed account page, a live link that always stays current.

04

Subscribe in Outlook

In Outlook.com: Settings → View all Outlook settings → Calendar → Shared calendars → Subscribe from web → paste URL → Subscribe. In Outlook desktop: File → Account Settings → Account Settings → Internet Calendars → New → paste URL → Add.

Good to know: FA Cup ties cannot be entered in advance, because each round is drawn only after the last is played. This is precisely the case a subscription handles and a typed calendar cannot.

What's included

Everything you need.

Every Club in the Draw

League clubs and non-league sides alike, each with its own ties.

Round by Round

Ties appear as each round is drawn, through to the Wembley final.

Auto-updates

Replays and rescheduled ties sync without you doing anything.

No App Needed

Works directly with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, and Outlook via .ics.

FAQ

Common questions.

How do I add FA Cup to Outlook?▼
Sign up at fanfeed.tv, select FA Cup, and copy your personal .ics feed URL. In Outlook.com: go to Settings → View all Outlook settings → Calendar → Shared calendars → Subscribe from web → paste your URL → click Subscribe. In Outlook desktop: go to File → Account Settings → Account Settings → Internet Calendars tab → New → paste your URL → Add. Your FA Cup schedule appears and updates automatically.
Does it work with both Outlook.com and Outlook desktop?▼
Yes. The .ics feed URL works with Outlook.com (the web version), Outlook for Microsoft 365, and classic Outlook desktop. The subscription path differs slightly between versions, but the same feed URL works for all of them.
Does it update automatically when the schedule changes?▼
Yes. FanFeed refreshes schedules daily. Time changes, additions, and cancellations sync to Outlook automatically, you don't need to do anything after the initial setup.
Which clubs can I follow in the FA Cup?▼
Any club in the competition, from Premier League sides down through the lower leagues. Pick yours and its ties arrive as the rounds are drawn.
Why can I not see any FA Cup ties yet?▼
Each round is drawn only after the previous one is played, so most of the competition does not exist as a fixture list until the season is under way. Subscribing now means the ties appear on their own.
When do the Premier League clubs enter?▼
At the third round in January. Rounds before that are contested by lower league and non-league clubs.
What happens with a replay or a rescheduled tie?▼
FanFeed refreshes fixtures daily. A replay is added when it is confirmed and a moved kickoff updates in place.
Can I follow my club's league fixtures too?▼
Yes. League and cup go into the same calendar feed, which is the point: one calendar shows the whole season.

Also see

Related pages

FA Cup Calendar, All Sessions Add Any Sport to Outlook Add FA Cup to Google Calendar Add FA Cup to Apple Calendar Browse All Sports →

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