Competitions
National leagues, cups, the Champions League and the World Cup: every competition in the game and how clubs qualify for them.
League Competitions
The National League section provides information about league competitions your team participates in. You can track results, rankings, and upcoming matches.
Features
Participating in the National League is an excellent opportunity for your team to compete against the best teams in the country. Use tracking tools to manage competitions efficiently and transparently.
You can also create alerts for upcoming matches and plan activities in advance.
Cup Competitions
The National Cup section provides information about cup competitions your team participates in. You can track results, rankings, and upcoming matches.
Features
Participating in the National Cup is an excellent opportunity for your team to compete against the best teams in the country. Use tracking tools to manage competitions efficiently and transparently.
You can also create alerts for upcoming matches and plan activities in advance.
๐ A format that changed
Since season 4, the Cup starts in the sixth division: only D6 clubs play the first round. Higher divisions then enter in stages โ D5 in round two, D4 in round three, D3 in round four, then D2 and D1 in round nine.
A round can therefore hold more matches than the one before it: that is the arrival of new entrants, not a glitch. Seasons 1 to 3 followed a different format, where every division entered from the first round. Their honours remain viewable exactly as they were played.
Ranking Tracking
The League Ranking section allows you to track your team's position in the league. You can view other teams' positions, match results, and league statistics.
Features
Tracking league rankings is essential to evaluate your team's performance and adjust your strategies accordingly. Use analysis tools to visualize data clearly and concisely.
You can also compare your team's performance with other teams to identify strengths and weaknesses.
The continental dream
Every country enters two clubs: its top-division champion and its national cup winner. If one club has done the double, the cup runner-up takes the place instead.
The game's 223 countries therefore send 446 clubs. But group-stage places are limited: 32 for Europe, 24 for Asia and South America, 16 for Africa and North America, 8 for Oceania.
๐ฏ The preliminary rounds
With far more entrants than places, preliminary rounds decide who goes through. The best-ranked clubs from the previous season are exempt and enter the group stage directly; the rest meet over two legs.
The number of rounds depends on the continent: two in Europe, Asia and North America, three in Africa and Oceania. South America has none โ its 24 clubs match the number of places exactly.
The summit of club football
The Champions Cup brings together the finalists of every continental Champions League: the winner and the runner-up, for all six continents. Twelve clubs, the very best on the planet.
Two groups of six, then semi-finals and a final. This is the ultimate prize: win it and you reign over world football.
๐๏ธ How to qualify
No national league grants direct entry. You must have reached your continental Champions League final, in that same season.
It is played at the end of the season, once every continental final has been decided. The top two in each group reach the semi-finals, and the final awards the world title.
The continental nations cup
This is your continent's Euro, its Africa Cup of Nations, its Copa Amรฉrica. The best national teams meet to decide continental supremacy, in a prestigious tournament held in odd-numbered seasons (1, 3, 5โฆ).
A group stage is followed by the knockouts: quarter-finals, semi-finals and the final. Your players may be called up by their national side โ an honour, but they will come back to you tired.
World Nations Ranking
The Sportiflow score accounts for wins (3 pts), draws (1 pt), KO losses (0.5 pt), goals scored (ร0.15) and positive goal difference (ร0.10). Each result is weighted by competition prestige (World Cup ร3, Continental Cup ร1.5) and recency (S3=100%, S2=85%, S1=70%).
Knockout rounds multiply points (ร1.3 in R16, ร1.6 in quarters, ร2.0 in semis, ร2.5 in final), and podium bonuses are added. The final score uses a fixed scale of 0โ~100 pts โ the World Cup winner does not automatically reach 100, because match quality and goal tallies genuinely shape the score.
๐ Explore Nations of the World
Switch to Grid view to browse all national teams. Each card displays the flag, team name, continent, current coach, official colours, and titles won (World Cup & Continental Cups).
Click the Details button to access a team's full profile: squad, schedule, and ongoing competitions. Filter by continent to quickly find teams from your region.
Football's biggest stage
The World Cup is every footballer's dream. The 32 best nations meet every two years, in even-numbered seasons (2, 4, 6โฆ): eight groups of four, then the final bracket all the way to glory.
Your players may be called up by their country. Follow their run and live it with them โ a world champion gains prestige and market value. The World Cup is where legends are made.
Achievements and Success
The Hall of Fame section celebrates your team's achievements and successes over the years. You can view trophies won, records broken, and memorable moments.
Features
The hall of fame is a source of pride and motivation for your team. Use tracking tools to manage achievements efficiently and transparently.
You can also create alerts for upcoming achievements and plan activities in advance.
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Getting started
The screens you meet in your first minutes of play: the dashboard, how a match unfolds, the calendar and the settings.
Building your team
Formation, tactics, instructions and substitutions: everything that shapes how your team behaves on the pitch.
Following your players
Training, progression, form, morale and injuries: how your players develop season after season.
The transfer market
Buying, selling, loaning, negotiating and scouting: how the market works from end to end.
Running your club
Budget, sponsors, investments, stadium and staff: the long-term management of your institution.