Derby Duel

Snap - Football Reflex and Memory Game

Snap strips away every hint: the cards carry no crest and no flag, so knowing whether a player belongs to that club is entirely on you - and the card goes to whoever presses first.

In the app this game is called Snap

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How do you play Snap?

24 cards · 2 s each

Each match has ONE target - a club or a country - shown with its crest or flag on the card above the table. Cards are drawn one by one at a steady pace and carry no crest and no flag: you have to know whether the player belongs to that club or country. When one matches, take it - the card goes to whoever presses first and your cards pile up under the table. A wrong press gives one back - with no cards left your score goes negative.

Step by step

  1. Focus on the target trait.
  2. The player cards go by one at a time.
  3. The moment a matching player shows up, SNAP!

How do you win Snap?

Most cards when the deck runs out.

Matchmaking decides which game you play; both players get the same one.

Where the questions come from

Every question and clue is generated from real records in the Derby Duel database. Real match results, squads and season statistics collected from the leagues and cups of 6 countries - no value is estimated, and nothing that is not in the source turns up in the game.

Tips for Snap

  • The target stays the same for the whole match: one club or one country. Lock it in during the first second, then watch only the cards.
  • Tapping on a wrong card gives a card back, and with no cards your score goes negative. Letting a card you are unsure of pass costs nothing.
  • A card goes to whoever taps first and the server referees: the earlier tap wins, not the message that arrives first. Do not hesitate on a card you recognise.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

Yes. Every Derby Duel game is free to play; you do not need to buy anything to play.

Do I need to install anything?

No. The game runs in your browser; there are Android and iOS apps too if you prefer. Your account is the same on both.

Who is my opponent?

A player close to your rating. Matchmaking happens on the server and the server also referees the match: both sides see the same board and the same clock.

Which languages are supported?

31 languages, including English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French, Russian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. You can switch language any time in settings.

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