Football fixtures for Thursday, 29 October 2026

A league publishes its calendar before the season starts, but what it publishes then is who plays whom in which week — not the day and time. Those are fixed later, in batches.

What is shown here changes as soon as the data source does. In practice: the further ahead you look, the more likely the date and time are to shift. Today and tomorrow are settled; anything a fortnight out is best read as provisional. What moves a fixture:

• Television selection. The major leagues confirm broadcast picks one to two months ahead, and a Saturday afternoon fixture can become Sunday evening or Monday night
• The rest of a club's calendar. A side still in a domestic cup, or with a European tie midweek, may have a league fixture moved
• Weather, pitch conditions and safety decisions, which can move a match at very short notice

The date rail shows seven days with the selected date in the middle — three back and three forward. Selecting a day re-centres the rail on it, so you can keep stepping forward or back three days at a time.

Each day is its own link rather than state hidden inside a single page, so any date can be bookmarked, and a link you send someone opens on the same day it did for you.

For a day that has already been played, the results page for the same date carries the final scores, linked beside the heading above.

A postponed match stays on its original date, labelled as postponed, until a new date is announced. Once one is, it moves to the new date and leaves the old one.

While it is in limbo it counts for nothing in the league table, which only includes completed games — so a club with a match in hand looks lower in the table than it is likely to finish.

What each status label on a fixture or result means — HT, AET, Pen. and the rest — is covered in the separate guide to match statuses.

Every kick-off time is converted to Thailand time, so nothing needs working out. A match kicking off after midnight in Thai time is filed under the Thai-time date, which can differ from the calendar date at home. If a match you remember is not where you expect, try the following day.

Within the page, fixtures are grouped by competition with the major leagues first rather than sorted purely by kick-off time, because most readers scan for the league they follow before they look at the clock.