38-0 is a free football draft game built around assembling an all-time Premier League XI and simulating a full 38-match season. It asks players to see whether their team can do something no Premier League side has done: finish 38-0.
Play begins by choosing Classic or Expert mode and picking a formation. In Classic mode, player ratings and stats are visible; in Expert mode, those ratings are hidden and only names and positions are shown. The drafting process uses a wheel that lands on a real club and season, and each spin lets the player pick one footballer from that squad. The team is completed by filling all 11 positions, after which the game runs 1,000 Monte Carlo seasons and shows the projected record. The site also says results can be shared.
The game is presented as an unofficial fan draft game. Its wording frames it as a football simulator and best-XI drafting exercise for people interested in Premier League history, with an emphasis on debate over the strongest possible all-time lineup. It explicitly mentions that users can mix players from any era, from a 90s cult hero to a modern superstar, and that the formation can be chosen to fit the player’s style or philosophy.
38-0 is delivered on the web and is accessible without signup. The site describes it as free to play and includes a sign-in option with Google. No licensing or open-source information is stated.
38-0 sits in PulseGate's Games category. It focuses on letting football fans draft dream Premier League teams and simulate a perfect season for fun and challenge. 38-0 is a consumer product aimed at football fans and fantasy sports enthusiasts. 38-0 is free to use. 38-0 is available on the web.
38-0 first shipped in 2026. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 2 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include team drafting, season simulation, and player selection.
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