Conference League 2026/27 draft game
Conference League Draft: draw clubs, build your XI and chase Europe
Conference League Draft is a free football draft game built around a 36-club field split across six pots. Draw a club, choose one player for an open position in your 4-3-3 and repeat until your mixed XI is complete. Then simulate the six-match league phase and knockout rounds to see whether your team can lift the trophy.
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How the Conference League draft works
Each draw selects a club from one of six pots. Pick one eligible player for an open position, then draw again until your XI is complete. The shared draft interface keeps the decision flow familiar while the Conference League changes the club pool and fixture format.
Six pots and six matches
The league-phase data uses 36 clubs split across six pots of six. Your drafted team plays one opponent from every pot, creating six league-phase matches before the knockout rounds.
Locked ratings and current squads
A fixed FC 26 OVR reference keeps drafts comparable, while the current-club squad snapshot supplies playable goalkeeper, defender, midfielder and forward choices for each club. It is a gameplay data set, not an official live registration list.
Key points
- 36 Conference League clubs across six pots.
- Build a mixed 4-3-3 by choosing one player from each draw.
- Six-match league phase with one opponent from every pot.
- Simulate the league phase, knockout rounds and final for a shareable result.
What is Conference League Draft?
It is a browser football game where you draw Conference League clubs, pick players into a 4-3-3 and simulate a full European campaign.
How many clubs are included?
The current game field contains 36 Conference League clubs split into six pots of six.
How many matches are in the league phase?
Each draft campaign plays six single-leg league-phase matches: one opponent from each pot.
Can I play more than once?
Yes. Each new draft draws a fresh club sequence and generates a new simulated run.