The Perfect Present For:

Grassroots football players at kids soccer match

Grassroots players

Family playing football, kicking a soccer ball

Football loving families

Family playing a board game together

Board game night

Why play?

Have you ever groaned when a centre back shoots from half way?

When a winger doesn't cross to the unmarked striker?

When a midfielder dribbles into traffic in the centre circle?

Soccer Squares is for you!

Soccer Squares is designed to reward good decision making and provides a safe, fun space for young players AGE 7+ to learn how to win, both in the game and on the pitch. Boss the game by:

  • Shooting from good locations

  • Using width to boost your attacks

  • Taking on defenders in the right spaces

Play to learn, learn to WIN!


“The difference between a good footballer and a really good footballer is decision making”

-Jurgen Klopp

Soccer Squares board game box contents

Whats inside?

Gameboard, Instructions,

22 Player Pieces, 1Die, 1 Ball Disc, 2 Star Tokens,

30 Luck Cards, 2 Rule Cards, Shirt Stickers

Pick Your Dream Team

Customise your player pieces using the sticker sheets inside.

Fill in the names and numbers of your favourite players.

Who will you choose?

Getting Started

How to play

  1. Decide the match length (30/60/90 minutes) OR play 1st Goal Wins!

  2. Set a Timer

  3. Score more goals than your opponent!

If the game is drawn go to a Penalty Shoot-Out!

Hows your luck?

Collect Luck Cards by landing on any of the 4 Luck Squares. The squares are positioned at the edge of the board to encourage players to find space on the wings.

These cards will boost your chances when you attempt to:

  • Shoot at goal

  • Take on a Defender

  • Tackle an Attacker

Watch out for the referee though as you might see RED....

How to score

To score, you can only shoot from the coloured scoring zones.

Roll the required number for the square you are in.

The best places to shoot require the lowest scores so the probability of scoring improves as you get closer to goal.

Distance shots might need a bit of luck...

The probability of scoring is based on the Expected Goals method used in the Professional game and on TV.

Should you shoot? Or pass to a teammate?

Play to learn, learn to WIN!