In this post, we’re going to show you how to add the 2024 Euro Cup calendar to your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. This way, you’ll be able to easily keep tab on the competition, and receive notifications before matches start.
The 2024 Euro Cup Championship is finally kicking off, with the first game taking place on June 14th, and the final match scheduled for July 14th. A total of 24 European teams will play in the championship, which will be spread across Germany.
If you’re a fan, then you probably want to stay on top of all the games, or at least the ones where your favorite teams are playing. The best way to keep track of the matches is to add the fixtures to your Calendar on iPhone, iPad, or Mac. You will basically add a calendar subscription, which will then notify you of the games. The process is fairly simple.
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Add the 2024 Euro Cup fixtures to your Apple Calendar
1) Visit fixtur.es/en/uefa-euro-2024-germany in a web browser on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
2) Select Apple iCal as the calendar software.
3) The Calendar app will open automatically on your iOS device. On Mac, you may be asked to open the Calendar app, so allow that. Once you’re inside the app, hit the Subscribe button.
4) Make any changes you want to. For instance, you can change the name of the calendar, or pick a specific color for these events. I like to have this calendar show in green for obvious reasons.
If you’re on a Mac, make sure that Auto-refresh is enabled.
5) With everything set to your liking, hit the Add button. On Mac, click the OK button.
You should now be subscribed to the 2024 Euro Cup fixtures calendar and receive all updates.
If there are changes to dates or times, the calendar will update automatically. It will also show the game results shortly after each game is over. The schedule of each game will be shown based on your time-zone, which is pretty helpful.
You can also share the iCloud calendar with others who own an Apple device and are football fans.
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