The Premier League knockout game
Free. The easiest way to run or play Last Man Standing with your mates.
Example screens from the app.
Four rules. That’s the whole game.
Each gameweek, back a team to win.
A draw or a loss and you’re out.
You can only use each team once, so choose wisely.
Outlast everyone else in the competition.
A private game for your group. Play classic, or customise every rule.
Try it now. It’s the real thing.
Classic is what most groups play. You can still change settings before the first deadline.
Built for the person who runs the group chat.
No chasing the group chat. Every pick locks at the deadline.
Forget to pick and you get a random team from the ones you have left. Nobody goes out for forgetting.
Final whistle, and it’s done. Players are knocked out for you.
A football knockout where everyone picks one team a round to win. If your team wins you go through; if they draw or lose you are out. You can only use each team once, so the strong sides are a resource you have to spend.
No. A draw is treated exactly the same as a loss and you are eliminated. Your team has to win.
A team is chosen for you at random from the ones you have left with a match that round, and it counts as though you had picked it — including being used up. You are never eliminated for forgetting.
Yes. Every player is entered into the free Global Cup automatically, and you can join or run as many private competitions on top of it as you like. Each one keeps its own picks and its own pool of teams.
Yes. Standing charges nothing: no subscription, no premium tier and no adverts. Any buy-in is between you and your group.
The organiser does. No money goes through Standing — whoever runs the competition collects the pot and pays it out themselves.
Yes, and it takes seconds. They sign in with Google or an email link, with no password to invent and nothing to download.
Free for players and admins. No app to download.
See who still owes, across every competition. The money stays between you.
Your win rate, and the team everyone is picking this gameweek.
Yes. A competition can start at any point in the season — its rounds are numbered from its own first gameweek, so round one of your competition might be gameweek twelve of the season.