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# Schedule

The Schedule Widget shows an overview of your favourite team's matches. With this, you can take a look at all the former matches and all the upcoming matches. You can see the date of the match, the competition, the score and future time.

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**Basic versus advanced**&#x20;

When using the advanced option, you will receive the following additions:&#x20;

1. Colours customisation
2. Custom brand logo

Colours customisation&#x20;

You can adapt the schedule totally into your own corporate identity. Designing tables ensures a professional and consistent look and differentiates your company from your competitors.&#x20;

Custom brand logo

Looking at the bottom of the basic Schedule Widget, you can see the Sportmonks logo. With the advanced option, changing this to your brand logo is possible.

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Also, is it possible to configure a couple of things on your hand:

* Choose your competition/team
* Make the team/league logo visible or not
* Set on dark mode

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