Serie A · All Eras · 1990–2024

Play the 38-0-0 Serie A Game

Draft an all-era Italian football XI, balance every position, and chase a perfect 38-match Serie A season.
SPIN & PICK
Spin to get a random team — then pick any player from their squad, choosing which open position to fill.
SQUAD FIRST
Choose a real Serie A team and season, then fill each position from that squad's roster.
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Free online football draft game

What Is the 38-0-0 Serie A Game?

38-0-0 Serie A is a free online football game built around one impossible-sounding objective: create an all-era Italian league XI and guide it through a perfect 38-match campaign. The game combines squad drafting, position choices, player ratings and a complete season simulation in one browser experience. There is no account, installation or payment screen between you and the first pick.

The name comes from the dream record every league team would love to achieve: 38 wins, zero draws and zero defeats. Your choices determine whether the finished squad has enough quality and balance to challenge for the Scudetto, reach Europe or fall below its predicted finish. Every run produces a different mix of clubs, seasons and players, so the route to 38-0-0 is never identical.

The experience is made for Serie A supporters, football-history fans and anyone who enjoys comparing players across generations. You do not need to memorize every squad before starting: club, season, position and rating information gives each choice enough context. More experienced players can turn ratings off, test unusual formations or set their own club-specific rules. New visitors can begin with the default setup and understand the complete loop—draw, choose, build and simulate—within a single run.

Two Ways to Build Your Serie A XI

Spin & Pick

Spin for a random club and season, inspect the available squad, then choose a player who fits one of your open positions. This mode rewards adaptability because the next team may solve a weakness or create a difficult positional decision.

Squad First

Select a real club season before the draft and build from that roster. Squad First is ideal for focused challenges, including a 38-0-0 Roma challenge, or for learning how a specific team is represented in the game.

Six formations are available, from the familiar 4-3-3 and 4-4-2 to systems with wing-backs or a dedicated attacking midfielder. Position compatibility is deliberately flexible enough to keep a draft moving, but a strong name is not automatically the right pick. The best XI still needs a goalkeeper, a functioning defence, midfield coverage and enough threat in the front line.

Before the first selection, choose a shape that matches the kind of squad you want to build. A 4-3-3 creates natural places for wingers and central midfielders, while a 3-5-2 asks more from wing-backs and rewards a strong central spine. The formation stays visible throughout the draft, making every empty slot a clear reminder of what the team still needs. You can also hide ratings when you want to rely on football knowledge rather than numerical guidance.

Each club-season draw creates a small decision puzzle. You may take the highest-rated player immediately, save a versatile option for a difficult position, or choose a specialist who makes the entire XI more coherent. Because players come from different Serie A eras, familiar legends can appear beside less obvious choices from a specific campaign. That contrast gives the 38-0-0 Serie A game replay value without requiring an account or a download.

From Eleven Picks to a Full Serie A Season

Once all eleven positions are filled, the squad page shows an overall rating plus separate attack, midfield, defence and goalkeeper scores. The simulation then places your custom team into a full league season. Results unfold match by match, the table changes in real time, and the final report compares the actual finish with the expectation attached to the selected team season.

The 38-match simulation turns the draft into a result you can compare. A glamorous attack may score freely but still drop points if the defence is thin; a balanced XI can outperform a collection of bigger names. Watch the match sequence, follow the changing league table and see whether your choices produce a title challenge, European qualification or a finish below expectations. The perfect 38-0-0 record remains the ultimate target, but every completed season gives you a useful reason to revise the next team.

A full run works equally well as a quick solo challenge or a football debate with friends. Agree on a formation, take turns making selections, then compare the final rating and league record with another attempt. Sharing the result captures the central outcome while keeping the next draft one click away. Since the core game starts immediately in the browser, visitors can test the premise before reading a guide or choosing a more specialized challenge.

The tool is designed for active play rather than passive reading. Start with the game above, experiment with another formation, turn ratings off for a knowledge-only challenge, or replay with a different era. If you want the exact sequence of controls, use the how to play 38-0-0 guide. For deeper squad decisions, read the 38-0-0 XI building guide.

38-0-0 Serie A FAQ

Is the 38-0-0 game free?

Yes. The complete Serie A draft and season simulation is free to play in a modern browser, with no registration required.

What does 38-0-0 mean in football?

It describes a perfect 38-game league record: 38 wins, no draws and no losses. The game turns that hypothetical record into the target for your custom XI.

Can I build a team from different Serie A eras?

Yes. The data includes club seasons across multiple decades, allowing players from different periods of Italian football to appear in the same XI.

Is this an official Serie A game?

No. It is an independent, fan-made technical project and is not affiliated with Serie A, UEFA, any club or any player.