Microsoft Outlook · Rugby Union

Rugby Fixtures
in Outlook

Follow your club or your country without checking a fixture list again. Test matches, the Six Nations, and club fixtures appear in Outlook automatically, converted to your own time zone.

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30-day free trial · Works with Outlook.com and Outlook desktop

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 Rugby

Pick Rugby 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: Rugby is played across both hemispheres, so kickoff times are the easiest thing to get wrong. Outlook shows every fixture in your own time zone, which matters most when the match is in New Zealand or South Africa and you are watching from elsewhere.

What's included

Everything you need.

Clubs & Nations

Follow a club side, a national team, or both in the same calendar.

Kickoff Times Converted

Fixtures arrive in your own time zone, which matters when the match is in another hemisphere.

Auto-updates

Rearranged fixtures and kickoff changes 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 Rugby to Outlook?
Sign up at fanfeed.tv, select Rugby, 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 Rugby 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 rugby competitions are included?
International rugby is fully covered, including the Six Nations, the Rugby Championship, and Test matches, alongside United Rugby Championship club fixtures. Other competitions appear in your calendar automatically as their fixture lists are published.
Can I follow a national team rather than a club?
Yes. Every major rugby nation is available as its own subscription, so you can follow one country across the Six Nations, the Rugby Championship, and Test windows without following any club side.
What happens when a fixture is moved?
FanFeed refreshes fixtures regularly. When a kickoff time shifts or a match is rearranged, the updated time appears in your calendar with no action needed.
Are kickoff times shown in my local time zone?
Yes. Every fixture is converted to the time zone your calendar uses, so a Southern Hemisphere kickoff shows the correct local time rather than the time at the ground.
Why are some teams showing no fixtures yet?
Rugby competitions publish their fixture lists at different points in the year, and some are released only weeks before the season starts. You can subscribe to any club or nation now and the fixtures fill in automatically once they are announced.

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