FA Cup · FanFeed
The oldest cup competition in football, and the one nobody can plan around, because each round is drawn only after the last one finishes. Subscribe to your club and every tie appears as it is made.
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FA Cup
League clubs and non-league sides alike, each with its own ties.
Ties appear as each round is drawn, through to the Wembley final.
Replays and rescheduled ties sync without you doing anything.
Works directly with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, and Outlook via .ics.
How it works
Select FA Cup and the teams or sessions you want to follow during your free trial.
Enter your email and we'll send you a personal calendar subscription link, no password, no app to install.
Paste the URL into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. Every FA Cup event shows up instantly and stays up to date.
FAQ
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.
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.
At the third round in January. Rounds before that are contested by lower league and non-league clubs.
FanFeed refreshes fixtures daily. A replay is added when it is confirmed and a moved kickoff updates in place.
Yes. League and cup go into the same calendar feed, which is the point: one calendar shows the whole season.
Using a different calendar app
The FA Cup runs from the qualifying rounds in late summer through the third round in January, when the Premier League and Championship clubs enter, to the final at Wembley in May.
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