82-0 Football Challenge
'Football' means two different games — so the football version of 82-0 comes in two flavors. For American football, the NFL's perfect season is 17-0, playable right here. For soccer, an unbeaten Premier League season is 38-0, and Arsenal's Invincibles are the only club to do it. Pick your sport below.
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American Football: The 17-0 Perfect Season
In the NFL, a perfect regular season is 17-0 under today's schedule — and only the 2007 Patriots have ever gone 16-0 (the old 16-game length) before losing in the Super Bowl. The 1972 Dolphins remain the only team to finish a full season, playoffs included, without a loss. That's the fantasy the American-football version simulates: spin random NFL franchises and eras, draft a roster of legends, and see if they can run the table.
Play the 17-0 NFL challenge in the game above, or try the 16-0 version that mirrors the 2007 Patriots' historic regular season.
Soccer: The 38-0 Invincible Season
In the rest of the world, football means soccer — and a perfect Premier League season would be 38-0 across 38 matches. Arsenal's 2003-04 Invincibles went the whole season unbeaten, but even they drew 12 times; a true 38-0 with 38 wins has never happened. The soccer version of this challenge lets you draft an all-time XI and chase that perfect record.
Play the 38-0 Premier League challenge to build your Invincibles and see if they can win every match.
One Idea, Every Sport
The football versions are part of a whole family of perfect-season games. It started with the basketball 82-0 challenge — 82 games, one perfect season — and now spans the NFL (17-0 and 16-0), the Premier League (38-0), the NHL (82-0 hockey), MLB (162-0 baseball) and the World Cup (7-0).
Whichever sport you follow, the loop is the same: spin, draft legends, simulate a season, and find out if a perfect team could really go undefeated.
Preguntas frecuentes
► What is the 'football' version of 82-0?
► Has any football team gone undefeated?
► Why isn't the football version called 82-0?
► Are these football games free?