Soccer XI

Spin a real club or national team from a real decade. Decide which position in your XI it fills. Pick a player who actually played there. Do it eleven times, then play a 38 match season and find out whether your team goes unbeaten. SPIN. CHOOSE. PICK. BUILD. SIMULATE. UNBEATEN? The choosing is the game. A draw does not come with a position attached. 1990s AC Milan is a gift if you still need a centre back and a problem if you have two, and the next ten draws are unknown. Every pick is a bet on what you have not been dealt yet. ELEVEN POSITIONS, EIGHT DECADES, THE WHOLE WORLD A keeper, a back four, three in midfield and a front three, each from a different team, in a 4-3-3. Around 150 clubs from England, Spain, Italy, Germany, France, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, the United States, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, South Africa and more, plus fifty national teams. Eight decades from the 1950s to today, or a Modern mode of five year windows from 2001. REAL PLAYERS, REAL RECORDS Every player on every card actually played for that team in that era, and the record on the card is from that spell: appearances, goals, years, international caps, major honours. Nothing is estimated and nothing is invented. TWO WAYS TO PLAY Stats Visible shows every card's record and honours. Stats Hidden shows names only, in alphabetical order, so the pick is what you know. THE SEASON A 38 match league against nineteen clubs, home and away, with draws that stand. A great XI loses about once a season. Once is enough. THE SANDBOX Take anyone from any club or country in any decade. Build one XI and play a season, or build two on the same phone and settle an argument with one match. COINS AND THEMES Finishing a run pays coins. Coins buy themes. Five more are earned by your best season, one of them only by going unbeaten, and one only by winning every match. Nothing in the game costs money. IN YOUR LANGUAGE English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Turkish, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Polish, Russian and Chinese. Player careers from English Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), honours and team names from Wikidata (CC0). Not affiliated with or endorsed by any club, league, federation or FIFA. No crests or official branding are used.