Gold, silver, bronze
Four tournaments to win
Pick a nation and a level, then play every fixture your way: in full, as highlights, just the last quarter or as an instant result. Get knocked out and you can still watch the bracket play out to the final.
The formats
World Championship
16 nationsFour groups of four. The top two reach the quarter-finals, then the semi-finals, bronze and the final.
Nations Cup
8 nationsTwo groups of four, top two to the semi-finals, then bronze and the final. The quickest route to a title.
Global Games
12 nationsTwo groups of six, top two to the semi-finals, then the bronze and gold medal matches.
Nations Games
12 nationsTwelve Commonwealth-inspired nations, two groups of six, then the medal matches.
Groups are drawn from seeding pots, so no two tournaments run the same way. The competitions are fictional and carry no official names or marks.
Knockouts and extra time
Level after four quarters in a knockout? It goes to extra time: two short halves. Still level, and play goes on until one side leads by two, just like the real thing.
Medals and records
Your medal is the hero of the final screen: gold, silver or bronze. Every match counts in your records: wins, streaks, your biggest win and best comeback, and a badge for each nation at each level.
Something to chase
- Win streaks and your biggest win, at which level.
- Best shooting from the matches you play in full.
- Final Quarter challenges won, and your biggest comeback.
- An R, C, E and W badge for every nation.
