If you already like a player
Start from a name you know
Search 1,588 players, or filter by country and position. Every player shows where they play and which clubs suit the same taste.
Browse playersEuropean football, for American fans
Find a club worth following.
You do not need to know anything about the sport yet. Start from a player, a country, or the rules themselves, and we explain the rest as it comes up.
Start where you are
Four ways in. All of them end in the same place: a club you understand well enough to choose.
If you watched the World Cup
Start from a country
All 48 nations and 1,248 players. Find out where the team you watched plays once the tournament ends.
Browse by countryIf you are starting cold
Answer a few questions
Eleven questions about what you actually want to watch, and a shortlist with the reasoning and the tradeoffs spelled out.
Find your clubIf none of it makes sense yet
Understand the game
Offside, the table, why a draw is a real result, and the words commentators use without explaining. Plain English, no jargon.
Start learningHow it all connects
The part nobody explains. Each one leads to the next, and following a club means following all five at once.
Players you may already know
Recognise one? That is enough to start from.
Clubs we have written up
17 clubs with a primer, a squad and an honest note on what you would be signing up for.
Or the country you watched
Every 2026 squad, and where those players went afterwards.
Find a club that fits you
It starts with you
Eleven questions about how you like to watch sport, which city or country you feel something for, and what you would want from a club. You get a shortlist with the reasoning attached, so you can disagree with it.
- Your style and what you enjoy watching
- A city or country you have a connection to
- Players you already like
- What a club stands for off the pitch
Learn the game
The things that are hard to look up, because looking them up means knowing the words already.
- How a match worksNinety minutes, two halves, and why the clock never stops.
- How the table worksThree points for a win, and why the bottom of it matters most.
- Offside, finally explainedThe rule behind most disallowed goals, in one sentence and then in detail.
- The words people useClean sheet, nil, fixture, side, and the rest of the vocabulary.
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