Personal points
They combine season ratings, appearances, position-aware output, national-team play and trophies.
Public leaderboard
Careers that left a mark
Compare each player's best career today or all-time, and see which clubs collect the strongest results.
Public leaderboard
Career leaderboard
Player-submitted results. Every entry uses the same scoring rules.
Only each player's best run today counts.Resets in 00:00:00
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Club points
Each season contributes to its own club through league, cup and player contribution results. Per club your three best careers count: 100%, 50% and 25%.
Country standings
They add the personal points from each player's best career for the same country in the selected timeframe. Today and all-time are calculated separately.
How it works
Questions about scoring
A plain-language explanation of what each table rewards, without formulas or complicated calculations.
What does the personal score consider?
It rewards a strong level across the career, matches played, goals and assists adjusted for the player's position, national-team involvement, trophies and a complete career. Positions are balanced so goalkeepers and defenders can compete with forwards.
How does a club earn points?
Your three best careers at the same club all count: the first at 100%, the second at 50% and the third at 25%. Each season contributes through league position, cup progress and your appearances, goals and assists. One player is capped at 1.75 times their best career, so a club climbs on numbers of supporters, not on one grinder.
How are country standings calculated?
Players are grouped by the country selected when their career was created, and each player's best personal score in the timeframe is added. Higher total points rank first; ties favor more counted players, then country code.
What happens when the player changes clubs?
Each season in that career stays with the team represented at the time, so a transfer career can contribute to several clubs.
Why are personal and club points different?
They are separate standings. Personal points evaluate the footballer's whole career; club points describe the seasons played for each team. Their totals are therefore not expected to match.
Do the nickname or message change the result?
No. Posting with or without a nickname and message has no effect: the score comes only from the career. If two results are tied, the earlier submission is shown first.
When does the leaderboard refresh?
Submitted results appear immediately and the page checks for changes automatically. Today's board starts a new period every day at 00:00 UTC, while all-time keeps each player's best score.