Brasileirão Draft & Simulator

Mix Pelé, Zico, Romário, Neymar and modern champions in one XI, then chase 38 rounds of Brazilian football without defeat.

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What is 38-0?

38–0 is an Invincibles challenge expressed as a football draft. It fits the Brasileirão draft game perfectly: Brazil's top flight also lasts 38 rounds, so the name means winning every one and losing none. The historical pool spans generations of national champions, allowing a fantasy XI that no real season could assemble.

How the Brasileirão draft works

Define the season format, tactical style and Armchair or Manager role, then roll the draft.
Choose from classic club-year squads and build a starting XI with the right balance across every position.
Play a home-and-away league season, monitoring the table and reshaping the side as fixtures accumulate.
Protect the unbeaten run for all 38 rounds; the literal objective is 38 wins and 0 losses.

The legendary squads

From the Vila Belmiro of the King to the dynasties of the round-robin era — the sides that made Brazilian history are all in the draw:

Santos 1962 — Pelé, Mauro Ramos, Zito, Gilmar
Flamengo 1983 — Zico, Júnior, Leandro, Raul
São Paulo 1992 — Raí, Cafu, Müller, Palhinha
Santos 2002 — Robinho, Diego, Fábio Costa, Alex
Santos 2011 — Neymar, Ganso, Elano, Danilo
Corinthians 2012 — Cássio, Paulinho, Emerson Sheik, Leandro Castán
Flamengo 2019 — Arrascaeta, Bruno Henrique, Everton Ribeiro, Gabigol
Botafogo 2024 — Luiz Henrique, Thiago Almada, Jefferson Savarino, John
Santos 1963 — Pelé, Mauro Ramos, Coutinho, Gilmar
Flamengo 1982 — Zico, Júnior, Leandro, Raul
Palmeiras 1994 — Rivaldo, César Sampaio, Rincón, Zinho
Flamengo 1981 — Zico, Júnior, Leandro, Raul
Vasco da Gama 1997 — Edmundo, Juninho Pernambucano, Mauro Galvão, Carlos Germano
Vasco da Gama 1998 — Juninho Pernambucano, Luizão, Mauro Galvão, Donizete
Palmeiras 1999 — Marcos, Alex, Arce, César Sampaio
São Paulo 1993 — Raí, Cafu, Müller, Zetti
Flamengo 2025 — Arrascaeta, Agustín Rossi, Léo Ortiz, Léo Pereira
Palmeiras 2022 — Raphael Veiga, Gustavo Scarpa, Weverton, Gustavo Gómez
Palmeiras 1993 — César Sampaio, Zinho, Roberto Carlos, Mazinho
Corinthians 1998 — Edílson, Marcelinho Carioca, Gamarra, Rincón
Corinthians 1999 — Marcelinho Carioca, Dida, Edílson, Gamarra
Flamengo 2020 — Arrascaeta, Gerson, Everton Ribeiro, Bruno Henrique
Flamengo 1980 — Zico, Júnior, Raul, Adílio
Atlético-MG 2021 — Hulk, Junior Alonso, Guilherme Arana, Nacho Fernández
São Paulo 2005 — Rogério Ceni, Amoroso, Lugano, Cicinho
Corinthians 2015 — Renato Augusto, Jadson, Cássio, Gil
Grêmio 2017 — Luan, Marcelo Grohe, Pedro Geromel, Kannemann
Grêmio 1996 — Paulo Nunes, Arce, Mauro Galvão, Danrlei
Grêmio 1995 — Jardel, Arce, Paulo Nunes, Arílson
Palmeiras 2025 — Flaco López, Gustavo Gómez, Joaquín Piquerez, Weverton
Fluminense 2023 — Germán Cano, André, Jhon Arias, Fábio
Atlético-MG 2013 — Ronaldinho Gaúcho, Victor, Réver, Diego Tardelli
Palmeiras 2021 — Raphael Veiga, Weverton, Gustavo Gómez, Gustavo Scarpa
Palmeiras 2016 — Gabriel Jesus, Dudu, Zé Roberto, Fernando Prass
Cruzeiro 2014 — Everton Ribeiro, Ricardo Goulart, Fábio, Dedé
Flamengo 2021 — Arrascaeta, Everton Ribeiro, Bruno Henrique, Gabigol
Fluminense 2012 — Fred, Thiago Neves, Diego Cavalieri, Deco
Internacional 1979 — Falcão, Batista, Mário Sérgio, Mauro Galvão
Flamengo 2022 — Arrascaeta, Pedro, Gabigol, David Luiz
Palmeiras 2023 — Raphael Veiga, Gustavo Gómez, Weverton, Joaquín Piquerez
Corinthians 2017 — Cássio, Jô, Fagner, Balbuena
Palmeiras 2024 — Gustavo Gómez, Estêvão, Raphael Veiga, Weverton
Vasco da Gama 2000 — Romário, Juninho Pernambucano, Juninho Paulista, Euller
Palmeiras 1973 — Ademir da Guia, Luís Pereira, Leão, Leivinha

From Pelé to Gabigol

The draw spans more than sixty years of the Brazilian Championship: Pelé's Santos, Zico's Flamengo, the back-to-back Corinthians of Marcelinho Carioca, the Santos of Robinho & Diego, the Neymar & Ganso generation and Jorge Jesus's record-breaking 2019 Flamengo. Pick your decade, draft your stars and try to lift the trophy without losing a single match in the most complete Brasileirão simulator there is.

Competitions available

After the Brasileirão, the Brazilian side of the game continues in the Copa do Brasil and Copa Libertadores. You can also switch continents for the Premier League, FA Cup or Champions League, or draft national-team history in the World Cup. Each ticket changes the format without changing the unbeaten goal.

Brasileirão draft FAQ

Is the Brasileirão draft free?
Yes. You can open 38-0 in a browser and play for free without downloading or installing the game.

Can friends play a Brasileirão draft together?
Yes. Start a Brasileirão multiplayer room, share the code and contest the same league with friends while CPU clubs fill empty seats.

Is there a Brasileirão Daily Challenge?
Yes. The daily mode gives every entrant the same draft and draw, so the ranking compares decisions made from an equal starting point.

What does 38-0 mean for the Brasileirão?
The Brasileirão has 38 league rounds. A 38-0 campaign means imagining 38 wins, no losses and the ultimate unbeaten Brazilian title.

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