I grew up on browser football managers — the Hattrick era — and the thing that always bugged me was that the match itself, the whole point of football, was a text report you read after the fact. I wanted to actually WATCH my team play. So that became the core of DanFootball: every league in the game simulates live, in parallel, at fixed kickoff times. You see your players move, score, celebrate, get sent off — minute by minute — and you can replay any finished match. Around that core grew everything else: live player auctions, promotions and relegations across world and country leagues, qualifiers with extra time and penalty shootouts, and a season "gazette" that writes up the stories and records of every finished season. The biggest evolution along the way: seasons got FAST. A full 30-round season takes one real week — you get the long-term arc of a football manager (aging players, transfers, rivalries, history) without waiting months for it. It's free, no install, runs in any browser. Currently mid-season with managers from all over the world. I'd genuinely love feedback — especially on your first 10 minutes: what confused you, what hooked you.

DanFootball

A full football season every week, live in your browser

A full football season every week, live in your browser