Football fans hoping to catch every live match of this year's football World Cup are in luck, thanks to a number of online resources that let you schedule games right to your iPhone or Android smartphone calendar.
The Fifa 2018 World Cup kicked off on 14 June in Moscow and is set to conclude in the same city on 15 July.
All fixtures for the world cup can be scheduled by importing games to the digital calendar on your smartphone using free software that is readily available online.
All England matches can be imported to iOS or Android calendars using this link, while every single match in the whole tournament can be automatically imported using this link. The same site offers the ability to choose which teams you want – allowing you to add each nation individually, if you'd rather keep your calendar relatively uncluttered.
Those calendars can then be imported relatively simply: either grab the link and add it to your calendar software manually, or click the software you are using and follow the instructions.
Once imported, the iPhone or Android device will send alerts before the match begins.
Football fans can also add the FIFA 2018 World Cup schedule to their Mac or Windows computers using the same method.
Here is a full list of the remaining group fixtures (All times BST):
- Mon June 18: Belgium v Panama (Group G) - Sochi, 4pm
- Mon June 18: Tunisia v England (Group G) - Volgograd, 7pm
- Tues June 19: Colombia v Japan (Group H) - Saransk, 1pm
- Tues June 19: Poland v Senegal (Group H) - Moscow (Spartak), 4pm
- Tues June 19: Russia v Egypt (Group A) - St Petersburg, 7pm
- Wed June 20: Portugal v Morocco (Group B) - Moscow (Luzhniki), 1pm
- Wed June 20: Uruguay v Saudi Arabia (Group A) - Rostov-on-Don, 4pm
- Wed June 20: Iran v Spain (Group B) - Kazan, 7pm
- Thu June 21: Denmark v Australia (Group C) - Samara, 1pm
- Thu June 21: France v Peru (Group C) - Ekaterinburg, 4pm
- Thu June 21: Argentina v Croatia (Group D) - Nizhny Novgorod, 7pm
- Fri June 22: Brazil v Costa Rica (Group E) - St Petersburg, 1pm
- Fri June 22: Nigeria v Iceland (Group D) - Volgograd, 4pm
- Fri June 22: Serbia v Switzerland (Group E) - Kaliningrad, 7pm
- Sat June 23: Belgium v Tunisia (Group G) - Moscow (Spartak), 1pm
- Sat June 23: South Korea v Mexico (Group F) - Rostov-on-Don, 4pm
- Sat June 23: Germany v Sweden (Group F) - Sochi, 7pm
- Sun June 24: England v Panama (Group G) - Nizhny Novgorod, 1pm
- Sun June 24: Japan v Senegal (Group H) - Ekaterinburg, 4pm
- Sun June 24: Poland v Colombia (Group H) - Kazan, 7pm
- Mon June 25: Uruguay v Russia (Group A) - Samara, 3pm
- Mon June 25: Saudi Arabia v Egypt (Group A) - Volgograd, 3pm
- Mon June 25: Spain v Morocco (Group B) - Kaliningrad, 7pm
- Mon June 25: Iran v Portugal (Group B) - Saransk, 7pm
- Tues June 26: Denmark v France (Group C) - Moscow (Luzhniki), 3pm
- Tues June 26: Australia v Peru (Group C) - Sochi, 3pm
- Tues June 26: Nigeria v Argentina (Group D) - St Petersburg, 7pm
- Tues June 26: Iceland v Croatia (Group D) - Rostov-on-Don, 7pm
- Wed June 27: South Korea v Germany (Group F) - Kazan, 3pm
- Wed June 27: Mexico v Sweden (Group F) - Ekaterinburg, 3pm
- Wed June 27: Serbia v Brazil (Group E) - Moscow (Spartak), 7pm
- Wed June 27: Switzerland v Costa Rica (Group E) - Nizhny Novgorod, 7pm
- Thu June 28: Japan v Poland (Group H) - Volgograd, 3pm
- Thu June 28: Senegal v Colombia (Group H) - Samara, 3pm
- Thu June 28: England v Belgium (Group G) - Kaliningrad, 7pm
- Thu June 28: Panama v Tunisia (Group G) - Saransk, 7pm
Last 16 games of the World Cup begin on Saturday, 30 June.
