1v1 SOCCER · FIRST TO FIVE
Find your shot. Beat the computer.
Practise dribbling, defend your goal and take on three computer levels in free 1v1 Soccer. Your solo match stays separate from games with friends.
- First to 5Every goal counts
- Play togetherSimultaneous action
- Free to playNo account needed

Run, dribble and tackle across the halfway line.
Keyboard, mouse and multi-touch controls.
Play together here or invite a friend by link.
Start your solo match
- Open the computer game.
- To change level, press Vs computer in the top menu and choose Easy, Medium or Hard.
- Press Let’s play. Use WASD or arrows to move, collect a free ball and approach the goal for an automatic shot; mouse and touch dragging also work.
- Beat the coral footballer to five goals.
Closing the difficulty picker changes nothing. Choosing another level keeps the match, while New round starts a fresh score.
Five goals. A whole pitch to play for.
Teal attacks the coral goal, and coral attacks the teal goal. Both players can move anywhere on the pitch and block each other. First to five goals wins. The whole ball must cross the goal line between the posts.
Run into a free ball to collect it, then dribble toward the opponent’s goal. Your player shoots automatically nearby. Possession cannot be stolen during dribbling. Only free balls after shots or rebounds can be intercepted. Players run at 80% of their usual speed with the ball; no extra shot button is needed. The walls keep the ball in play and the posts can deflect shots. There are no throw-ins, fouls, offside calls or match clock.
After a goal, both players return to their starting positions. The ball is placed closer to the player who conceded, followed by a short kickoff pause. Teal receives the first ball in a new match.
Run, line up, shoot
Player 1: WASD to run. Player 2: arrow keys to run. In solo or online play, either set of keys controls your footballer. Keys follow the screen even when the pitch rotates.
Mouse: move over the pitch to run. Touch: drag near your player to guide them, with the player staying above your finger. Release to stop. Two players can use separate fingers. Collect a free ball, dribble and approach the opposing goal to shoot automatically.
Make the angle before the shot
Dribble around the defender and approach the opposing goal for an automatic shot. Defend the shooting lane and collect free balls after shots or rebounds. Contact cannot steal possession from a dribbling opponent.
Three ways to test your touch
You play teal and the computer plays coral. Open Vs computer to choose Easy, Medium or Hard. The levels change running speed, reaction time and ball anticipation; all use the same physics and goal rules. Changing difficulty keeps your score. A direct computer link restores the saved level, or starts at Medium.
Pause now. Come back for the winner.
Same-device and computer matches save separately in this browser, approximately every two seconds, after goals and when paused. Returning restores a paused match; press Let’s play to continue. Clearing site data removes local saves.
Online goals save before they are confirmed. Movement is checkpointed approximately every two seconds, so a server restart can return the rally to its last saved position. Reopen the same invitation in the same browser and both press Ready. Clearing site data removes your seat credentials. Inactive rooms expire after seven days.
GOOD TO KNOW
1v1 Soccer Vs Computer FAQ
Is 1v1 Soccer free to play?
Yes. All three modes are free and require no account or download.
Can we play at the same time on one keyboard?
Yes. Player 1 uses WASD; Player 2 uses the arrow keys. Pick up a free ball and approach the opposing goal to shoot automatically. On a multi-touch screen, both players can guide their footballers with separate fingers.
Are there fouls, offside or a match clock?
No. This is an arcade first-to-five match. Walls keep the ball in play, and both players can move anywhere on the pitch.
What happens if an online player disconnects?
Play pauses. Return through the same invitation in the same browser and both press Ready again. The server saves goals and periodically saves movement.
Can one player reset an online match?
No. New round and Play again request a rematch; both players must agree before the score resets.
One ball. One more match.
Pick your side, collect a free ball and find the net.
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