Pick one of Europe's top five leagues, build an all-time dream team, and simulate a full 38-match season.
Draft 11 legends across every era, pick your formation, and find out if your XI can do the impossible: win every single game.
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Pick the rules here, then go straight to choosing players.
Every finished season enters automatically. Only your personal best counts.
4-3-3 · 36-1-1 · Sadio Mané 40 goals
4-2-3-1 · 35-3-0 · 손흥민 孙兴慜 30 goals
4-4-2 · 35-2-1 · Christian Dannemann Eriksen 27 goals
4-3-3 · 33-5-0 · Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro 39 goals
4-1-2-1-2 · 33-3-2 · Harry Kane 28 goals
3-4-3 · 32-5-1 · Sergio Leonel Agüero del Castillo 26 goals
4-3-3 · 31-5-2 · Harry Kane 25 goals
4-2-3-1 · 32-2-4 · Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro 26 goals
3-4-3 · 31-3-4 · Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro 24 goals
4-3-3 · 30-5-3 · Eden Michael Hazard 20 goals
Four steps from group-chat debate to simulated glory.
Choose a league, pick Classic or Expert mode, then select a formation that fits your style.
The wheel lands on a real club and season. Draft one player from that squad.
Fill all 11 positions by spinning new squads and picking the best fit each time.
Play one decisive 38-match campaign, with every score generated from your team strength and chemistry.
Classic for the numbers, Expert for the purists.
Player ratings and stats are visible. Build the strongest XI you can and chase the perfect 38-0.
Ratings are hidden - only names and positions. Trust your football knowledge, not the numbers.
No Premier League team has ever gone 38-0. Arsenal's 2003-04 Invincibles went unbeaten with 26 wins and 12 draws. Manchester City's 2017-18 Centurions hit 100 points yet still lost twice. A perfect season is the ultimate football what-if, and 38-0 lets you chase it.
Mix players from any era. Drop a 90s cult hero next to a modern superstar. Pick the formation that fits your philosophy. Then play one simulated season and see if your all-time XI can back up the debate. Read the simulation methodology for the details.
Choose one league for a focused challenge, or bring every supported pool together.
Choose the Premier League to keep every spin within curated English club-season squads and build the schedule from that competition’s opponent list. Read the exact club, season, and positions on each reveal, then complete a coherent XI for the simulated campaign.
Choose La Liga to draft from curated Spanish club-season squads and face opponents selected from its league list. Judge each reveal by the roles still open in your formation, because the pool changes the available candidates without promising a particular style or result.
Choose Serie A to keep the wheel among curated Italian club seasons and the completed campaign within its opponent pool. The useful differences come from the players, years, and registered roles actually revealed, so formation coverage still matters more than a league-wide assumption.
Choose the Bundesliga to work through curated German club-season squads before meeting opponents from that competition’s list. Compare primary and alternate positions against the remaining vacancies, then let the finished XI and the stochastic season model determine the outcome.
Choose Ligue 1 to draft from curated French club-season squads and build a schedule from its opponent entries. The same formation, fit, chemistry, and simulation rules apply, leaving the revealed players and your decisions—not a league stereotype—to shape the run.
All leagues combines the five supported player pools for the widest range of club-season reveals. The season then selects 19 opponent entries from the combined lists, while position fit and chemistry still ask whether the drafted names function as one coherent football team.
Give every selection a role, then use the game's signals to test whether the full XI works together.
Start with the football your team should play. A clear formation gives every selection a job: who carries the ball forward, who protects transitions, who creates chances, and who finishes them. Once those jobs are visible, famous players become easier to judge because you are choosing for a system rather than collecting a wall of highlights. A balanced midfield and sensible defensive cover often matter more than another attacker.
Learn how to build your XIPosition fit asks whether a player is being used where their profile makes sense. Chemistry asks how the group connects through position fit, era mix, legend status, and shared club context. They can point in different directions: a player may fit a role perfectly but reduce a connection elsewhere, or improve chemistry while leaving a tactical gap. Review both signals before you simulate, then make the trade-off deliberately instead of assuming a high rating solves every issue.
See the methodologyRatings in 38-0 are inputs to a football game, not a definitive ranking of real careers. They help model relative strengths in attack, midfield, defence, and goalkeeping, then interact with your formation, team strength, and chemistry. Use them to compare options and understand why a result happened, but leave room for your own football judgement. The most interesting lineups are not always the highest rated; they are the ones with a convincing idea behind them.
Understand the modelA 38-0 season places your XI against 19 opponents at home and away. Each fixture begins with the selected team strength, chemistry, and home advantage, so the scoreline grows from the shape and personnel you chose rather than a single overall number. The model also allows for stochastic scores, reflecting the uncertainty that makes football compelling from match to match.
At the end, you receive a final record that makes the campaign easy to compare, replay, and discuss. A new run can vary because of those stochastic scores, even when your lineup stays the same. These results are game outcomes, not predictions of real matches or a verdict on real players; they are an invitation to test an idea and refine it.
Go deeper on drafting, formations, position fit, and the season model.
A practical introduction to selecting a lineup, reviewing the team signals, and starting a season.
Read guideSee the principles behind team strength, chemistry, fixtures, and the final season record.
Read guideUse roles, balance, and attacking intent to decide which shape suits your all-time XI.
Read guideBuild a side with complementary players instead of simply filling it with celebrated names.
Read guideUnderstand why placing a player in a natural role can improve the team around them.
Read guideLearn what changes across a 38-match campaign and why replays can produce fresh stories.
Read guide38-0 is free to play. You can begin building and simulating an XI without creating an account, so the focus stays on trying ideas and seeing how your team performs.
You can play against the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, or the combined All leagues pool. Each option gives the season a different opponent context.
38-0 is designed for cross-era team building, letting you bring together players from different periods. The game treats that choice as a creative football question rather than a historical prediction.
Compatible positions show where a player can reasonably contribute within the selected shape. Natural placement supports position fit, while stretching a player too far from their role can weaken the overall XI.
Scores include controlled stochastic variation, so a replay can tell a different story even with the same lineup. The core team inputs remain important, but football games should retain some uncertainty.
The name points to the ambition of a perfect 38-match league season: 38 wins and zero defeats. It is a playful target for your XI, not a promise that any team will achieve it.
Draft your XI, simulate the season, and share your result. The group chat has been waiting for an answer.
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