How to add Euro 2016 matches to your Google calendar

We're in the middle of the European Championship , and if you're a football fan, you've probably got a pretty good handle on Spain's matches. But you might also be interested in other national teams, and your brain might not be able to keep track of everything, or you might simply not remember the exact times.

To do this, we're going to show you how to add the matches to your Google calendar, so that your Android phone will notify you of everything that interests you about Euro 2016.

How to add Euro 2016 matches to your Google calendar

Download Google Calendar

Logically, the first step is to make sure you have Google Calendar installed on your mobile, although this app usually comes pre-installed.

If you don't already have it, you can easily install it using the link below. It's a free app that you can install on virtually any Android phone , so you shouldn't have any problems using it.

Add the European Championship calendar

Once you have the application installed, simply look for the "Other Calendars" option on the left . Then, select "Add via URL" and enter the following link in the text box that appears:

Once you've pasted the text, simply tap Add Calendar and you'll have the dates and times of all the Euro 2016 matches on your device.

Customize the calendar

If you want to change the color in which Euro 2020 matches appear on your calendar or customize their appearance in any way, simply tap the down arrow on the new calendar. There you can change the color in which the events are displayed or even hide them if you wish, so your football calendar in this app is exactly to your liking.

Remember that in addition to the Euro Cup matches, all the events you previously entered will also appear on your calendar, so this calendar is not incompatible with yours.

Do you think it is practical to have the information about all the matches of the European Championship in your Google calendar? If you want to give us your opinion, we invite you to tell us in the comments section at the bottom of the page.


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