8-0 Global Cup

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About this game

Can you draft the perfect team and go a flawless 8-0?

8-0 is the football draft simulator where you build your ultimate soccer dream team from the greatest squad-years ever, then simulate an 8-game knockout run to see if you've got what it takes to go unbeaten.

HOW TO PLAY
- Spin the wheel to land on a world nation and a year — squads spanning 1998 to 2022.
- That selection unlocks a full squad of rated players. Pick one for your team.
- Spin and draft again until you've built your starting XI.
- Watch the match simulator play your path: three group games, then five straight knockout rounds to the final.
- Win every game in normal time and you finish a perfect 8-0. Drop a result and your code changes — 7-1-0, 6-1-1, and on it goes. Only the flawless go 8-0.

Part football manager, part draft game, part fantasy team builder — 8-0 turns "who's the greatest XI of all time?" into a fast, addictive sim you can replay forever. No two runs are ever the same.

FEATURES
- Football draft built around a spin-the-wheel — endless team combinations
- Draft your all-star XI from legendary squad-years across six international tournaments
- Player ratings on every pick, so every choice matters
- Full knockout simulation: group stage all the way to the final
- The 8-0 scoring code that tracks exactly how clean your unbeaten run was
- Quick to learn, brutally hard to perfect — built for "one more run"
- Share your result and challenge your mates to beat your code

Whether you're a football fan, a soccer manager at heart, or you just love a good draft and simulation game, 8-0 is built for one-more-go sessions and bragging rights. Inspired by 82-0 and 32-0.

Free to play with ads. One-time purchase to remove ads forever.

8-0 is an unofficial, independent fan game. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with any football governing body, competition organiser, or ratings provider. All player ratings are our own editorial estimates. Team names are used for identification only — no official badges, kits, logos, or player likenesses are included.