Missing 11 (Futbolle)

Missing 11 is one of Futbolle's daily football games. Each puzzle is numbered and dated, and shows one team's starting eleven from one real match: the formation on a pitch, the shirt numbers, the match and score, and eight named players with photos. Three slots show a yellow shirt with a question mark.

You tap a hidden card and type a name, then pick it from the list of suggestions. Any correct name for any of the hidden cards counts, even if you tapped a different slot, so the game asks you to remember the players rather than place them. You have six guesses for the three names. The search ignores accents and capitals, and uses the name a player is commonly known by.

The rotation holds close to 100 lineups from big teams, taken from the official match reports on Wikipedia: great finals such as Istanbul 2005 and the 2014 World Cup final, and national teams' matches at the 2018 and 2022 World Cups and Euro 2020 and Euro 2024. A lineup does not come back for months. Your result is how many of the three you found and how many guesses it took, shared as a spoiler-free summary. There is no account, and your statistics stay on your device.

The game can be played in English, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Italian, and is free with Google ads on the site. It suits football fans with a long memory for tournaments, and anyone who can picture a team sheet from a famous night.