All modes
All eight football puzzles in one place, each with a fresh challenge every day at midnight UTC. Check how hard a mode is and how long it takes, then jump into whichever one fits the time you have.
A 3x3 board where every answer has to fit a row clue and a column clue at the same time. You cannot reuse a player, so each pick counts.
Best for fans who remember the clubs and countries a player turned out for.
A mystery player, revealed one clue at a time: position, nationality, era, career hints. The fewer clues you use, the higher you score.
Best for a quick solve and broad player recognition.
Every square names a condition, and you find a footballer who fits it. Go for a line or push on and clear the whole card.
Best for players who like filling boards and finding more than one answer.
Sixteen names hide four groups. The trick is spotting the link that ties each four together before your guesses run out.
Best for people who enjoy sorting players, clubs, and terms into groups.
Guess a footballer's surname in six tries, with letter hints after each guess. It plays like Wordle but rewards knowing names.
Best for word-game players who know their footballer surnames.
Name the player from their career path. Every wrong guess uncovers another club on the timeline.
Best for fans who follow transfers, loans, and career moves.
Build the best XI you can within a set budget and formation. Your squad is then scored against the optimal picks.
Best for tactical players who like squad-building and optimization.
Guess the hidden top 10 for a club, season, and stat before your lives run out. Nationality hints keep the search fair.
Best for stat fans who remember seasons, clubs, and scoring leaders.
Go by how much time and football memory you feel like spending. Wordle and Guess the Football Player are the fastest solves. Connections and Bingo sit in the middle. Grid, Rankings, Career Path, and Lineup Draft are the ones to reach for when you want a real test.
Follow one competition closely? Pick a league-filtered puzzle. Want the widest set of players? Start from the global mode pages instead.
Each league page groups the modes by competition, so you can stick to the players, clubs, and stats you know best.