Six weeks.
One crown.
Eight teams, five weeks of league play, and a Week 6 knockout. Every point earned, every goal counted, every match on film. Win the table, win the play-offs — two trophies on the line.
Eight teams, five weeks of league play, and a Week 6 knockout. Every point earned, every goal counted, every match on film. Win the table, win the play-offs — two trophies on the line.
Weeks 1–5 are league play on the same points system the big leagues run — La Liga, the Prem, Serie A. Every result moves the table. Week 6 settles it in a bracket.
All eight teams play weekly. Standings are ranked by points, and the side top of the table at the end of Week 5 is crowned league champion — the first trophy of the season.
Final standings set the seeds. The top two are rewarded with a bye. Everyone else fights through the bracket, reseeded so the highest-ranked team always draws the lowest survivor — right down to the final and the second trophy.
Final league standings rank all eight teams 1 through 8 by points.
1st and 2nd sit out Round 1. Seeds 3–8 play in to earn their place.
Survivors reseed: 1st draws the lowest, 2nd the next-lowest, and so on.
Winners advance until two remain. Lift the play-off trophy.
Note on pairings: with 8 teams and two byes, a round can land on an odd number of teams. When it does, the extra bye goes to the highest remaining seed — the table keeps rewarding the top. The live bracket fills in on the Schedule page once Week 5 sets the seeds.
This isn't a pickup run. Numbers are kept, games are filmed, and the standouts get their own reel.
Goals, assists, and clean sheets are logged after every matchweek and posted to the Schedule page. Chase the golden boot all season.
All matches are filmed and highlights go up each week. Season-long recording access is a $50 add-on at sign-up.
An MVP is named for the league and again for the play-offs. Each winner takes home a personal season highlight reel of their best clips.
One for topping the table across Weeks 1–5, one for winning the Week 6 knockout. Win both if you can.
Shutouts are tracked per goalkeeper — defense earns its place on the leaderboard alongside the scorers.
Wins, draws, losses, goals for and against, goal difference, and points — updated weekly, the way a real league reads.
Standard futsal and soccer laws apply. On top of those, here's what every team agrees to at sign-up.
Five on the court, three on the bench. Rolling subs. Rosters are locked at registration.
Every player is assigned a squad number from 1 to 8 when the team registers.
Two 25-minute halves with a 5-minute break in between. One referee per match — the referee's call is final.
Matches begin exactly when scheduled. Turn up late and the clock is already running. A no-show forfeits the match.
Arrive with three or fewer players and the match goes down as a loss. You can still play it out with fill-ins, but the result stands.
Every player submits a photo ID at registration. Field anyone not on your locked roster and the team is disqualified.
Start a fight or cause a serious scene and you're suspended for the season — with longer bans, up to years, for serious offences.
Each match is officiated by a single referee. Their decisions on the day are final — no appeals mid-game.
All normal futsal and soccer rules are in effect throughout the league and the play-offs.
Covers all eight players for the full six weeks — league play and the Week 6 play-offs.
Full-season recording access — every one of your matches on film.
The full table, weekly fixtures and results, the scoring and clean-sheet leaderboards, and the live play-off bracket all live on the Schedule page.
Open the scheduleEight teams, first come first served. Lock your roster and your place before the clock hits zero.
Enter your team