So now the football World Cup 2018 has started in Russia and if you would like to add exciting games to your calendar, it is best to integrate the complete schedule into your Google calendar. It's very easy and doesn't cost anything.
If you are already logged into your Google account in your browser, it is very easy to add the World Cup schedule to the calendar. All you have to do is click the following link. It will open the Google Calendar directly and you just have to confirm that you want to add the World Cup calendar with the complete schedule.
But it is also child's play to manually integrate the World Cup schedule into your Google Calendar. Visit the web version of the service at www.google.com/calendar and log into your Google account. On the left you will find the option "Other calendars" and next to it a drop-down menu. Click on it and select «By URL». Copy the following feed URL into the field that now opens:
http://i.cal.to/ical/209/emspielplanwmspielplan/em-wm-kalender/c0bd52fe.a0299a63-70a3d065.ics
In the calendar settings, you can set a lot of details, such as whether it should be a private calendar, what color the entries have, whether you want to receive notifications about the games and much more. Regardless of whether by link or manually step by step: You have now added the calendar with the World Cup games. Incidentally, the calendar is automatically updated and the games of the knockout phase are added. But one step is still missing so that the World Cup games also appear on your smartphone.
Now go to the Google calendar app on your smartphone and select the account with which you have linked the World Cup schedule under Settings. This should now appear at the bottom of the list. If you already have a lot of calendars in your account, you may have to press Show more. Then select the WM2018 calendar, tick the box so that it is now also synchronized with the Google calendar on the move - that's it!
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