Why isn't my calendar updating?

Start by working out whether the event is missing from SportCalendar or only missing from your calendar app.

1. 1Search for the event in SportCalendar.
2. 2Check that the team, competition or event is still in your favourites.
3. 3Check whether any filters are hiding the event on the schedule page.
4. 4If it appears in SportCalendar, wait for your calendar app to refresh the subscribed calendar.
5. 5If it still does not appear later, remove and re-add the subscription in your calendar app.

SportCalendar updates fixture changes in your feed, but calendar apps refresh subscribed calendars on their own schedule.

1. 1Confirm the fixture has changed inside SportCalendar.
2. 2Check that the subscribed calendar is still enabled in your calendar app.
3. 3Give the calendar app time to refresh the subscription.
4. 4Check the platform guidance below for Apple, Google and Outlook refresh behaviour.
5. 5If the app still shows old data after a long wait, remove and re-add the calendar subscription.

If SportCalendar is not in your calendar list, the subscription may be disabled, added to another account or only added on another device.

1. 1Open the calendar list in your calendar app.
2. 2Look for SportCalendar under subscribed calendars, other calendars or internet calendars.
3. 3Check that the calendar is ticked or enabled.
4. 4Confirm you are using the same Apple, Google or Microsoft account where you added it.
5. 5If you cannot find it, add the subscription again from Sync to Calendar.

Subscription problems usually come from a copied link, browser handoff or calendar app support issue.

1. 1Open Sync to Calendar and copy your current SportCalendar link again.
2. 2Check that your internet connection is working.
3. 3Try adding the link from a supported calendar app such as Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook.
4. 4If a mobile app fails, try the same calendar account in a desktop browser.
5. 5Try another browser if the calendar app handoff does not open.

A calendar subscription can be device-specific or account-specific depending on the calendar app.

1. 1Check where you originally subscribed to SportCalendar.
2. 2Confirm the second device uses the same Apple, Google or Microsoft account.
3. 3Open the calendar list on each device and make sure SportCalendar is enabled.
4. 4If it was added directly to one device, add the same SportCalendar link on the other device too.
5. 5Use the platform guides below if you need device-specific setup steps.

Delays are frustrating, but they are usually caused by your calendar provider waiting before checking the feed again.

1. 1Confirm the change appears inside SportCalendar.
2. 2Keep the subscribed calendar enabled.
3. 3Wait for Apple, Google, Outlook or your calendar app to refresh.
4. 4Avoid repeatedly deleting and re-adding unless the subscription appears broken.
5. 5If changes never appear, remove and re-add the subscription from your calendar app.

Apple Calendar checks subscribed calendars automatically, but exact refresh timing varies.

1. 1Check that the SportCalendar calendar is enabled in Apple Calendar.
2. 2Wait for Apple Calendar to refresh the subscribed calendar.
3. 3On Mac, check the subscription settings if you added the feed manually.
4. 4If iPhone and Mac differ, subscribe on each device or account where you need the calendar.

Google Calendar usually manages subscriptions from Google Calendar on the web and refreshes them on Google’s schedule.

1. 1Open Google Calendar on the web.
2. 2Check that SportCalendar is listed under Other calendars.
3. 3Make sure the calendar is selected and visible.
4. 4Allow Google time to refresh the subscribed calendar.

Outlook refresh behaviour varies between Outlook on the web, Windows, Mac and mobile.

1. 1Check the SportCalendar subscription in Outlook Calendar.
2. 2Confirm it is enabled in the Microsoft account you use on each device.
3. 3Use Outlook on the web if mobile or desktop settings are unclear.
4. 4Give Microsoft time to refresh the internet calendar subscription.