game football duel
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Pitch Duel: one-on-one football with keepers, a referee, cards and penalty shoot-outs. Local 2-player or vs bot; installable offline PWA.
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Controls: Run to run into a loose ball to take it; it stays at your feet while you…
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Football as an installable web app (PWA). One against one on a small pitch, with a keeper in each goal: dribble past your opponent, time your shot or header and beat the keeper. A referee whistles every foul, shows the cards and points to the spot. Level at full time? Penalties.
Each side has a keeper who comes off the line as you get close, dives for shots, smothers the ball at your feet and rolls or punts it back out. Low, hard shots into the corners and shots from close range beat them more often.
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