PvP: you against real players

Four formats

The format decides how many players are on the pitch and how much your team's weakest link costs you.

• •1v1 — a pure duel, your build against theirs.
• •2v2 — two per side, counter-attacks decide it.
• •3v3 — room for specialists: a finisher, a tackler, a captain.
• •5v5 — a full arena where captaincy and mind games matter most.

Challenge, random match or team game

• •Challenge: pick an opponent from the player register and send a challenge.
• •Random match: queue with a level range and meet the first suitable player.
• •Team game: someone opens a lobby, players join, the match runs when the squad is full.

How a match is decided

Matches run in rounds. Shot power sets how much energy your opponent loses, the precision of your strongest foot decides whether the shot lands, tackles break attacks and open counters. If your stamina runs out while the opponent still has some, you lose — otherwise the player with the most energy wins.

Tactics

• •Offensive — more attempts, weaker protection.
• •Defensive — fewer attempts, far harder to score on.
• •Normal — balanced attack and defence.
• •Give-up threshold — you leave the pitch at your chosen energy level instead of risking injury.

What you win

Every match pays XP and coins even in defeat — the winner just gets more. XP raises your level and grants skill points; coins buy boots and gear on the market.