FloatCup: Subscribe to the World Cup 2026 Calendar in One Click

FloatCup’s archived World Cup 2026 calendar: how the 104-match subscription worked, what remains after Spain won, and how to remove or preserve the calendar.

Product Updates
Jade1 min read

Historical status — verified October 13, 2026. The 2026 World Cup ended on July 19. FIFA confirmed Spain as champion, after a 104-match tournament across Canada, Mexico, and the United States.

FloatCup was a calendar-subscription experiment built for that tournament. This page now documents what the calendar contained and what subscribers can do with the completed archive. It no longer presents pre-match reminders or live updates as a current service.

What the archived calendar contains

The subscription represented the tournament's 104 fixtures as calendar events. Dates, venues, and final results should be checked against FIFA's official fixture and results page; the calendar is a convenience layer, not the sporting authority.

Because the competition is complete, the events now function as a dated record. There are no upcoming kickoff alerts to promise and no live schedule changes left to follow.

Keep it or remove it

Keep the subscription if the event history is useful for research or personal records. Remove it if 104 completed events make calendar search or navigation noisy. The exact removal control belongs to the calendar client in which the subscription was added.

Removing a subscribed calendar is different from deleting individual events. Use the calendar-level unsubscribe or remove action so the archive disappears as one source.

Where to check the finished tournament

Use FIFA for authoritative results. For tournament context, the World Cup 2026 guide summarizes the tournament and the completed bracket follows the knockout path.

FloatCup after the final

FloatCup should now be evaluated as a finite-event archive, not as an active notification product. Its remaining value is simple: a calendar-shaped record that a subscriber may retain or remove.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is FloatCup still a live World Cup calendar?
No. The tournament ended July 19, 2026, and this page now treats FloatCup as a historical archive.
Who won the 2026 World Cup?
Spain, according to FIFA’s official post-tournament announcement.
How many matches were in the calendar?
The completed tournament contained 104 matches.
Are FloatCup results authoritative?
No. Use FIFA’s official fixtures and results page as the sporting source of truth.
Why keep the calendar?
Keep it only if a dated tournament record is useful for research or personal history.
Why remove the calendar?
Remove it if 104 completed events make calendar search or navigation noisy.
How should I remove it?
Use the calendar-level unsubscribe or remove action in the client where it was added.
Will the archive receive live reminders?
No current reminders or live schedule updates are promised after the completed tournament.