Soccer Skills Champions League Unblocked — Play Free Online

About the game

Soccer Skills Champions League is a club football game from Radical Play, the studio behind the Soccer Skills series, and it arrived on Poki in October 2021. You pick one of Europe's big clubs and try to carry it through a knockout cup, from the qualification round to the quarter finals, the semi finals and the final. Matches are full eleven-a-side games played in 3D.

The club list in this version includes Real Madrid, Manchester City, Bayern Munich, Paris SG, Barcelona, Inter Milan, Arsenal and Newcastle United, and smaller sides like Young Boys, Union Berlin and Crvena Zvezda. Each club has its own strength, so the cup is harder with some teams than with others.

How the controls work

There are no keys to learn. Hold down the mouse button (on a phone or tablet, your thumb) and pull toward the spot your player should run to. When you let go, the player kicks the ball that way. A short drag gives a gentle touch and a slow run; a long, firm drag makes the player faster and the kick stronger. Passing, shooting and clearing all use the same gesture, so the skill is in judging the length of each drag.

Menus and modes

• Play Cup starts the club tournament. Win every tie to lift the trophy.
• Practice is a game with nothing at stake, useful for getting a feel for drag strength.
• Multiplayer matches you with another person in an arena. Entering an arena costs points, and in this mode every team has equal strength.
• Formation tweaking lets you adjust your team's formation.

During a match the referee awards corner kicks, goal kicks, free kicks and penalty kicks, and a foul is called when a challenge goes wrong. An instant replay feature shows key moments again. If a knockout game is level, it goes to penalties; the game uses both best-of-five and single-shot shootouts.

Winning the cup with a weak club

The end screen notices when you win with a side that is weaker than average and congratulates you for it, and the game openly suggests trying that as a challenge. Picking a top club is the easy route; picking a small one is the real test.

Tips

• Keep drags short when you are close to a team-mate. A long drag overhits the pass.
• Save the long, hard drag for shots from distance or for clearing the ball out of your own box.
• Use Practice to find the drag length that beats the goalkeeper before you start a cup run.