3,285 years of football since Monday
Every tile is the whole beta so far; the small print shows where day two ended.
New managers each day
Sign-ups to the beta, Malaysian time. 1,083 of the 5,000 places are still open.
The first day of 0.3
The biggest update of the beta so far, and you were straight into it. Everything below happened between 1:40 and 17:20 on Friday.
Ten clubs, eighteen matchdays
Sixteen new clubs joined the pyramid, from Kampong Pandan Lions in the A3 to Pahang Elephants in the Super League. Every league now has ten clubs and a season has 18 matchdays, with Wednesday games in the double weeks.
971 careers are already playing in a ten-club league, and 1,322 eighteen-matchday seasons have been finished: 314 titles, 146 of them in the Super League, and 168 promotions, each with the new welcome to the league above.
The longer season was meant to be harder to win without losing. 25 titles have still been won unbeaten, and four clubs have won all eighteen: 11 perfect seasons already.


A welcome to each new season
Win a league and the next season opens with what's waiting for you: tips for the level you've reached, and the three strongest sides in it as trading cards. Reach the Super League, or win it, and there's confetti.
Grounds up to level 8

Every building got three more levels, up to the Legend stadium, an academy campus and a fan village with a ferris wheel, and four new lots to buy to the east. Within hours the money the biggest clubs had banked had somewhere to go.
83 clubs have built something past level 5, and 54 have reached level 8. 27 own a 75,000-seat Legend stadium, and 23 have every one of their eight facilities at level 8. 62 clubs own all eight lots.
A bigger crowd needs a way in: 122 clubs have built a car park, 132 a bus station and 45 an LRT station by the main road.

Clubs with each facility at level 8
Out of 4,406 clubs, a day after level 8 arrived.
A club history worth building
History now keeps every club's records and 40 achievements, from Bronze to Legendary. Older clubs got theirs the first time they loaded 0.3, and some unlocked twenty at once.
5,474 achievements have been unlocked by 956 clubs, and every one of the 40 has been won by somebody. The rarest: Ten in a Row, ten Super League titles running, held by just three clubs: Ayer Molek, Merbau Patah FC and Kampung Subang.

Most unlocked
Clubs with each achievement.
Rarest so far
Clubs with each achievement.

The committee's ambitions, and prestige
Each season the committee sets three goals: one expected, one stretch, one legendary. 537 clubs have already finished a season with them. The expected one was met 64% of the time, the stretch 40%, and the legendary one 18%.
Meeting them grows prestige, and titles grow it most. 40 clubs are already Legendary.

Prestige
Clubs saved on 0.3, by prestige.
81 club legends
Five seasons and 150 league games for one club (or 75 goals, or 100 clean sheets) makes a player a club legend. There are 81 of them at 35 clubs, and 81 more who have left are in their club's Hall of Fame. Manisan FC has seven at once. Nobody has retired a shirt number yet.
11,272 team talks

At half-time you can encourage your players, calm them down or demand more. Six in ten talks were encouragement, and it almost never goes wrong: 21 rattled players in 6,799 talks. Demanding more works most of the time too, but one time in ten it rattles them.
What the manager says depends on where he's from. 4,195 talks, more than a third, went out in a loghat:
How the players took it
Each talk's overall response, by what the manager said.
Where the clubs are now
Leaderboards
The five classic boards, then the six that arrived with 0.3, which reward how well you play rather than how long.
New in 0.3
Seven more stories
Three clubs born on 0.3 and one the day before, two dynasties, and an old friend from day one. Each chart follows a club season by season: A3 Community at the bottom, the Super League at the top. Gold marks the season they're playing now.
Where the money went
Friday afternoon's update gave the Finances page a money flow chart: everything that came in on the left, where it went on the right, for this season, last season or the whole career.

What we're building
On day two we promised more facility upgrades, and 0.3 brought them. The rest are still in the pipeline. No dates yet: we'd rather get them right. Keep the feedback coming.
Shipped in 0.3: levels 6 to 8, four new lots, and transport to bring the fans in.
Hire the people behind the team: coaches, a physio, scouts and more. Each one with their own strengths, wages and contracts.
Your own kids every pre-season. Find the next wonderkid instead of buying him, and give the club a future that ageing can't take away.
Knocks, strains and the odd long lay-off, with recovery times your clinic and staff can shorten. Squad depth will finally matter.
About the numbers: a snapshot of the live game at 17:20 MYT on Friday 23 October 2026, covering the 4,406 careers saved online by 3,586 managers (3,917 have signed up). Records come from each club's record book and the match reports each save keeps. 0.3 numbers count from the release at 1:40 MYT on Friday; team talks and skips come from the game's own counts. Matches and goals count each manager's own league games. Years of football: game days ÷ 365. Screenshots are from the game: the grounds and stadium from the 0.3 release, the rest from a test career.