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Event SEO Calendar

Every event FixtureLoom tracks, with dates, markets, status and the official page each date comes from. Confirmed dates come from the league, governing body or venue; provisional dates still need that confirmation.

Planned dates are not schedules until the organizer confirms them. This calendar lists 26 events: 20 with dates confirmed by an official source, and the rest marked provisional because the only source we could read was a secondary report or the organizer has not yet published them. The full data is available as events.json.

Events tracked, with sources (checked October 26, 2026)
EventSportDatesPlaceMarketsStatusSource
Premier League 2026/27Football to England and WalesGB, US, CA, AUConfirmedPremier League
Champions League league phaseFootball to EuropeGB, US, CA, AUConfirmedUEFA
NFL regular season 2026US Sports to United StatesUS, CAConfirmedNFL Football Operations
NHL regular season 2026-27US Sports to United States and CanadaUS, CAConfirmedNHL
NBA regular season 2026-27Basketball to United States and CanadaUS, CAConfirmedNBA
MLB World Series 2026US Sports to Milwaukee and Tampa BayUSConfirmedMLB
Melbourne Cup 2026RacingFlemington, MelbourneAUConfirmedVictoria Racing Club
NBA Cup championshipBasketballUnited StatesUS, CAConfirmedNBA
BBL|16 (Australian fixtures)Cricket to AustraliaAU, GBConfirmedcricket.com.au
NHL Winter ClassicUS SportsUtahUS, CAConfirmedNHL
Australian Open 2027Tennis to Melbourne ParkGB, US, CA, AUConfirmedAustralian Open
Super Bowl LXIUS SportsSoFi Stadium, InglewoodUS, CAConfirmedNFL Football Operations
NBA All-Star weekendBasketball to PhoenixUS, CAConfirmedNBA
Champions League round of 16Football to EuropeGB, US, CA, AUConfirmedUEFA
Cheltenham Festival 2027Racing to CheltenhamGBConfirmedThe Jockey Club
Grand National Festival 2027Racing to AintreeGBProvisionalThe Jockey Club (to confirm)
NBA playoffs (Finals in June, dates TBC)Basketball to United States and CanadaUS, CAProvisionalNBC Miami (secondary)
Kentucky Derby 153RacingChurchill Downs, LouisvilleUSConfirmedChurchill Downs
Roland-Garros 2027Tennis to ParisGB, US, CA, AUProvisionalLTA (provisional schedule)
Champions League finalFootballEstadio Metropolitano, MadridGB, US, CA, AUConfirmedUEFA
World Test Championship finalCricket to The Oval, LondonGB, AUConfirmedICC
Royal Ascot 2027 (opening day)RacingAscotGBProvisionalSecondary listing
Men’s Ashes in EnglandCricket to EnglandGB, AUConfirmedICC
Wimbledon 2027Tennis to LondonGB, US, CA, AUProvisionalLTA (to confirm)
US Open 2027Tennis to New YorkGB, US, CA, AUProvisionalSecondary report
Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027Cricket to South Africa, Zimbabwe and NamibiaGB, AUConfirmedICC

Markets: GB = United Kingdom, US = United States, CA = Canada, AU = Australia. Individual fixtures inside a season (single matches, races or sessions) are not listed, because they move too often to publish as fixed dates.

How to use the calendar

  1. Filter the events for your markets and sports in the planning workbench.
  2. Set a lead time per event and let the workbench calculate research, publish, refresh and recap dates.
  3. Before publishing anything tied to a date, open the source link and check it again.
  4. For provisional rows, wait for the organizer's confirmation before you publish the date as fact.

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Questions

Where do the calendar dates come from?

From the organizers' own pages where we could read them: leagues, governing bodies and racecourses. Rows that rely on secondary reports are marked provisional and name the source.

Is this a live fixture feed?

No. It is a research calendar checked on a stated date. Always recheck the official source before publishing a date.

Why are some events marked provisional?

Either the organizer has not announced the dates, or its site could not be read during our check and the date comes from a secondary report.

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