Rules - Club Lineup
Look for a footballer who has played for the club that appears on your screen.
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Look for a footballer who has played for the club that appears on your screen.
Club Lineup is a daily tactical formation challenge where you must build a starting eleven by placing footballers who have played for the indicated clubs. The challenge is that you cannot repeat teams: each position on the pitch must be covered by a player from a different club.
The clubs will appear randomly one by one. For each team, you must search for and type the name of a footballer who has played for them at some point in their career. Once placed correctly, the game will advance to the next club. The key is to know both historical and current squads well: the broader your knowledge, the more options you'll have.
Each position on the pitch can only be used once and, once a player is placed, the choice is final. Think carefully about which player you put in each position: the only player you know for a particular club might be a striker, and you might need that position for another, more difficult team later.
Choose the difficulty level according to your football knowledge:
For those looking for a greater challenge, the game offers two time variants: With timer, where you must complete the eleven within a time limit, and Without timer, to advance without pressure. In timed modes, your best score is recorded so you can try to beat it in future games. If at any moment you run out of options to complete the formation, use the white flag button to end the game. Challenge your limits and keep your daily streak alive!
Good Luck!
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