Draft real World Cup players, balance your lineup, and test your football knowledge in this simple online squad-building game.

Here's a quick look at the game:

Sete a Zero is an online football draft simulator about building the best possible national team. You roll for a country and World Cup year, choose one player from that squad, and repeat until your eleven is ready.

Sete a Zero Gameplay

What Makes the Game Work

The game turns World Cup knowledge into quick draft choices. You are not controlling players on the pitch. You are building the team before the match happens.

That means every pick matters. A world-class forward can help, but a weak defense or missing goalkeeper can make your final simulation much harder.

How the Draft Works

A typical run has three steps:

Roll a random national team and World Cup squad.
Pick one player from that squad for your lineup.
Simulate the result after all 11 positions are filled.

The best runs usually come from a balanced team, not just a collection of famous attackers.

Controls

Action	Input
Roll squad	Mouse click or screen tap
Select player	Mouse click or screen tap
Confirm choices	On-screen buttons
Simulate result	On-screen button

The game is made for browser play, so it works naturally on both PC and mobile screens.

Useful Draft Tips

Build Around Scarce Positions

Great forwards appear often, but strong goalkeepers, center-backs, and full-backs can be harder to land. Do not ignore them when they show up.

Do Not Waste a Strong Roll

When you get a legendary squad, take a player who solves a real need. Picking another attacker when your defense is empty may hurt later.

Know the Tournament Years

The year matters. A country can have a legendary squad in one World Cup and a much weaker one in another. Pay attention to both the nation and the date.