A match kicks off at 20:00 in one country, but what time is that where you are? Enter the kickoff date and time in the stadium's (or broadcaster's) time zone, and the converter shows the local time on your device plus major cities around the world.
Convert the kickoff to UTC using the host city's offset, then add each viewer's offset. A 20:00 kickoff in Riyadh (UTC+3) on 11 June 2026 is 17:00 UTC, which is 18:00 in London, 13:00 in New York and 10:00 in Los Angeles.
Enter your numbers and press Calculate.
Results are rounded and depend on the values you enter. Double-check anything important.
How to use the Match Kickoff Time converter
- Enter the kickoff date and time exactly as published (24-hour clock).
- Choose the time zone that time is given in, for example the host city.
- Press Calculate to see the kickoff time on your device and in 16 major cities.
The formula
Offsets come from the time zone database built into your browser, so summer time in Europe and North America is handled automatically for the chosen date.
Worked example
Kickoff 20:00 on 11 June 2026 in Riyadh. Riyadh is UTC+3, so the match starts at 17:00 UTC. London is on summer time (UTC+1): 18:00. New York (UTC−4): 13:00. Los Angeles (UTC−7): 10:00. Tokyo (UTC+9): 02:00 the next day.
FAQ
Does it handle daylight saving time?
Yes. The browser applies the correct offset for the exact date you enter.
Which time zone should I choose?
Use the zone in which the time is published: the host city for local fixtures, or your broadcaster's zone if it lists times that way.
Why does the date change for some cities?
Late kickoffs in Europe or the Americas fall after midnight in Asia and Australia, so the date moves to the next day.
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