How It Works

38-0 is a short squad-building game. You draft eleven players, assign them to a fixed 4-3-3, and the game gives you a Premier League-style record — how many wins, draws, and losses your XI would have picked up over 38 games.

No sign-up, no season sim, no transfer window. One draft, one result, a few minutes start to finish.

You get eleven rounds. Each round shows a club and a decade — like Barcelona · 2010s or Liverpool · 2020s — and a list of players who actually played for that club in that era.

Pick one, then assign them to an open spot in your 4-3-3: goalkeeper, full-backs, centre-backs, midfield, and attack. A player can only go where their position allows — you can't stick a keeper up front.

Once someone is in your squad, they're gone for the rest of the draft. Fill all eleven slots and you're done.

The name is the dream: 38-0 — win every game. Most teams land somewhere more realistic. A stacked attack with a weak defence might still leak points. A balanced side with good chemistry tends to climb the table.

After the draft, you'll see your record, ratings by area (attack, midfield, defence, goalkeeping, chemistry), notable results from the season, and a team identity based on who you picked.

• Chemistry matters. Players from the same club or era, and stars in their natural positions, help your score.
• Balance matters. All-out attack rarely goes unbeaten. You still need a keeper, centre-backs, and something sensible in midfield.
• Gold namesmark Ballon d'Or winners for that decade — a small nod to era greatness, not a guarantee you'll go unbeaten.

When your draft finishes, copy the challenge message and send it to a friend. See if they can build a better squad — or finally hit that 38-0.