Full Apertura calendar
Every scheduled Liga MX match in one ICS feed. Best if you want the whole league.
Download ICS Subscribe (auto-update)Liga MX Calendar Download vs Subscription: Which Should You Choose?
Download an ICS file
Best for a one-time import. The events are copied into your calendar, but later kickoff changes do not automatically replace that imported copy.
Subscribe to a calendar URL
Best for ongoing schedule changes. Your calendar app revisits the feed periodically and can receive rescheduled dates or newly confirmed times.
Custom feed
Build a multi-team calendar
Follow a few specific clubs? Check their boxes and download one combined ICS file.
Liga MX calendar download — subscribe once, never miss a match
An ICS file (iCalendar format) is the universal calendar file standard. It works with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, and every major phone calendar app. Import it once and every confirmed Liga MX kickoff automatically appears in your device's local timezone — no manual entry, no copy-pasting fixture lists.
Three ways to get your Liga MX calendar:
- Full Apertura calendar — Every match for all 18 clubs in one file. Best if you follow the whole league or want to know when any match is on.
- Single-team calendar — Only your club's 17 Apertura matches. Perfect if you follow one team and want a clean, focused schedule.
- Multi-team custom calendar — Pick exactly which clubs to include. Ideal if you follow a few specific teams.
How TBA matches appear: Matches with a confirmed date but no kickoff time yet show as all-day events on the match date. After the site feed receives a confirmed kickoff, subscribers get the change when their calendar app next checks the feed; downloaded files must be imported again. Confirmed kickoffs use UTC internally so your calendar app shows the correct local time.
How to import Liga MX fixtures into your calendar app
Google Calendar: Open Google Calendar on desktop → Settings (gear icon) → Import & Export → Select the downloaded .ics file → Choose which calendar to add matches to → Import. For auto-updating feeds, use the Subscribe link above: Settings → Add Calendar → From URL → Paste the ICS URL → Add Calendar. Subscribed calendars update automatically when fixture times change.
Apple Calendar (Mac): Double-click the downloaded .ics file and click "Add All" to import. For auto-updating subscriptions: File → New Calendar Subscription → Paste the ICS URL → Set auto-refresh to "Every hour" → Subscribe. Changes to kickoff times appear automatically.
Apple Calendar (iPhone/iPad): Tap the download link in Safari. Your device prompts you to add events to your calendar. For subscriptions: Settings → Calendar → Accounts → Add Account → Other → Add Subscribed Calendar → Paste the ICS URL.
Outlook (desktop): File → Open & Export → Import/Export → Import an iCalendar (.ics) → Select the downloaded file → "Open as New" or merge into an existing calendar.
Outlook.com / Office 365: Settings → Calendar → Shared calendars → Add calendar → From URL → Paste the webcal:// subscribe link.
Android: Tap the download link in Chrome. Open the downloaded .ics file with Google Calendar or Samsung Calendar when prompted. For auto-updates, subscribe via Google Calendar on desktop first — the subscription syncs to your phone automatically.
How often does the calendar data update?
The underlying match data refreshes twice daily from the site's schedule data provider. If you subscribe (webcal:// link), your calendar app checks for changes automatically — usually within a few hours. If you download the static ICS file, you'll want to re-download periodically (every week or two) to catch newly confirmed kickoff times and any rescheduled matches.
All confirmed kickoff times display in your device's local timezone. TBA matches appear as all-day placeholders until the league confirms an exact kickoff time. The calendar covers the full Apertura 2026 regular season (July–November 2026).
Liga MX Calendar Sync FAQ and Troubleshooting
Why did my imported Liga MX calendar not update?
A downloaded ICS file is a snapshot. Importing it does not create a live connection. Remove the old import if necessary and use the Subscribe URL when you want future changes.
Why do I see duplicate Liga MX matches?
Duplicates usually mean the same file was imported more than once or both an imported calendar and subscribed feed are enabled. Keep the subscribed calendar and remove the older imported copy.
Why does a TBA match appear as an all-day event?
The exact kickoff is not confirmed, so the feed preserves the match date without inventing a time. A subscribed feed can replace that placeholder after the schedule is updated.
Will matches show in my local timezone?
Yes. Confirmed events are stored with an absolute UTC start time, and Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook display that instant in your calendar timezone.