Swap tiles to build attacks, swing the momentum bar, and put the ball in the net before the whistle. Thirty turns — fifteen moves each. One opponent. No filler.
Out now on iOS · Android in reviewAndroid is submitted and awaiting Google's review — the Play Store page goes live as soon as that finishes.
The difference
Most match-3 games ask you to clear a quota. This one asks you to beat someone. Every line you make pushes the ball up the pitch — and every line your opponent makes pushes it straight back. Reach their goal and you score.
That turns a puzzle board into a tug of war on a 7×8 grid. A greedy line deep in your own half hands over the turn and can cost you a goal. Knowing when not to take the big match is the skill.
Five tiles
Match three to make the move. Match five — in a line, or an L or T — to trigger that action’s signature.
Leaves a wild tile in the pivot’s column once the cascades settle, and hands you a free extra turn.
Fires at the opponent’s net. Their keeper stops it only if they have a save banked — otherwise it’s a goal.
Sends the opponent off: clears their banked saves and suspends a random tile type for three turns. Four in a line is only a yellow.
Blows a 3×3 hole in the board around the pivot. Banked saves are what stop their shots.
Clears the pivot’s entire row and column at once — the way out of a dead board.
Career
Name your club, choose from 40 kit colourways and 5 crest motifs, then play a full season. Three divisions, twelve clubs in each, promotion and relegation between them. There’s a knockout cup too — and cup ties that finish level go to sudden death.
Collect players with specialities that change how the board behaves. Field a valid XI — one keeper, 3–5 defenders, 2–5 midfielders, 1–4 forwards — and train the ones worth keeping.
One board a day, the same seed for every player in the world, scored out of three stars. One attempt, then it’s gone until tomorrow.
Unlock 12 crest badges and 7 shirt patterns in the club shop as you go.
Fair play
There is no advertising in the game — none at all, and nothing that follows you to other apps or websites. Anonymous crash reports and gameplay analytics help fix bugs, and you can switch both off in Settings → Privacy. Read the privacy policy →
Next up
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