Getting started

The dashboard sums up the club's situation : the last match played with its score and statistics, then the key points of the moment, such as the standings, the form and the unavailable players.

Matches play themselves at the scheduled time : you prepare the team, the game does the rest. Open the replay of the last match to watch its highlights again.

The game week

A season lasts 17 weeks. The league is played on Fridays and Sundays, the national cup and continental competitions during the week ; the end of the season hosts the play-offs, the international cups and the transition, with promotions and relegations.

💡 Check the dashboard before each matchday : that is where you spot an injured or suspended starter to replace.

This section presents the next match : the opponent, the competition, the venue, the date and the countdown to kick-off.

The match analysis compares both teams, their standings and recent form, and the preparation lists what is left to set : a complete lineup, available starters, a saved tactic.

The schedule gathers the league matchdays and the club's other competitions. Open a matchday to see all its matches, and a played match for its sheet.

Dates are fixed : prepare busy runs of matches by rotating the squad.

The agenda gathers the club's matches, upcoming and played, week by week, with the countdown to the next match, the record of wins, draws and losses and the form over the last five matches.

💡 Spot the busy weeks to rotate the squad before an important match.

The settings define the club's identity : the coach's name, motto, home and away kit colours, and logo. The preview shows the club card as other managers see it.

The club culture is defined by five choices that sum up its identity and ambitions.