How scoring works

You're assigned one team per tier — four teams in all — and earn points every time one of them plays. Each match scores two ways: points for the result (a win or a draw, worth more the deeper the round), plus a goal bonus. Your score is the running total across all four of your teams.

Result points by stage

Win points climb as the tournament goes on. Only the group stage has draws — a knockout always produces a winner, in extra time or on penalties.

Stage	Win	Draw
Group stage	3	1
Round of 32	4	—
Round of 16	6	—
Quarterfinal	8	—
Semifinal	10	—
Third-place match	0	—
Final	12	—

Winning the third-place match earns no result points — it's a consolation game — though the goal bonus still applies.

Goal bonus

On top of the result, every match adjusts your score by its goals.

for each goal your team scores

-1

for each goal your team concedes

Only goals through 90 minutes plus extra time count. A penalty-shootout decides who advances, but shootout goals are never added to the bonus.

Worked examples

A few matches, scored end to end.

Group win, 2-14 pts
Your team wins a group match 2-1.
3 win +2 scored -1 conceded
Group draw, 1-11 pts
A 1-1 group draw — both teams earn the draw points.
1 draw +1 scored -1 conceded
Quarterfinal win, 1-0 in extra time9 pts
A tight quarterfinal settled 1-0 in extra time. ET goals count.
8 win +1 scored
Round-of-32 win on penalties4 pts
1-1 after extra time, won on penalties. The shootout decides the winner; shootout goals don't score.
4 win +1 scored -1 conceded

Tiebreakers

When two players are level, the leaderboard breaks the tie in this order.

1Total points
2Aggregate goal difference across your teams
3Aggregate goals scored across your teams
4A random tiebreaker seed, assigned once at the draft