

Spot Kick Clash is a free penalty kick football game you can play online in your browser, with no download needed. Pick one of eight fictional nations and battle up the cup ladder, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Legends, in roaring, floodlit penalty shootouts.
Swipe to shoot: aim for the corners, flick harder for power, and curve your swipe to bend the ball past the keeper. Then pull on the gloves and dive to stop your rival's kicks. Five kicks each decide the shootout, and sudden death settles a tie.
Warm up in Target Practice, with ten kicks at moving targets and combo multipliers. Earn stars and coins, then unlock new balls and gloves in the Kit room. The nations, kits and flags are original and drawn in code. It plays on phones, tablets and computers. Spot Kick Clash is an original game made by the GamesYap team. For another sports challenge, try Hoop Flick.
Yes. Spot Kick Clash is free to play in your web browser, with nothing to download or install. Every cup and Target Practice are free. Coins you earn only unlock balls and gloves in the Kit room.
Version 2.0.7Nov 2, 2026
Menus, shops and result screens: rows of cards and boxes never leave one alone on a row (balanced or centred) on every screen size.
No one yet — be the first!
No one yet — be the first!
Yes. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. On a phone you swipe from the ball to shoot and tap where the keeper should dive. On a computer you can drag with the mouse or use the keyboard.
Each team takes five kicks, alternating shooter and keeper. The team with more goals after five kicks wins. If the score is level, the shootout goes to sudden death: one kick each until one team scores and the other misses.
Make your swipe curved instead of straight. The ball bends in the direction of the curve, which helps it swing away from the keeper. On a keyboard, press Q or E to add curve before you release Space.
In each round, win the shootout, miss no more than one of your kicks, and make at least two saves. Saves matter as much as goals, so watch the taker's body and the way he leans before you choose where to dive.