How to play Lineup América
Lineup América is Lineup Clubs with one filter: South American clubs only. Every day eleven clubs line up — the same for the whole world — and you field one player who turned out for each into the eleven slots of a 4-3-3.
The rules, in 30 seconds
- Check the queue. The eleven clubs show up with crests, in the order they will be played.
- Name a player from the club up — from any point in his career.
- The slot comes from the position, not from your choice.
- Fill all eleven. If the slots left do not fit the clubs left, the day ends right there.
What counts as a South American club here
A club from a CONMEBOL country: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela. The criterion is the club's country, not the player's nationality — a European who played for Boca counts for Boca, and a Brazilian who only played in Europe shows up in Lineup by countries, not here.
Three strategies that work
- Start with the goalkeeper. There is one slot, and a South American club keeper is the first name to escape you.
- Save the giants for last. Flamengo, River, Boca and Peñarol can fill whatever slot is left.
- Think of the ones who came home. A player who toured Europe and came back is the key to two or three clubs on the continent.
When the day ends
Fill the eleven slots and you win the day. If the remaining slots fit no club left in the queue, the game says so right away and shows a lineup that worked. The white flag ends the day, counts as a loss and reveals the answer.
Frequently asked questions
What time does the side of the day change?
At midnight, in your device local time. Everyone plays the same eleven clubs on the same day.
Is my progress saved?
It is, in your own browser — and separate from the other games: each one has its own stats and streak.
Do loans count?
They do. The career data we use records spells without separating loans from permanent deals.
Are there other versions?
There are: Lineup by countries and Lineup Clubs, with clubs from every continent.