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Soccer Caps: Flick Football is the classic bottle-cap football game on your phone: you flick, aim and score, in what its Google Play listing calls a mix of "soccer and billiards mechanics". It is made by an independent developer, Abel Beltrán, has over 50,000 downloads and promises 300+ teams and 20+ leagues and cups.
We make Toy Soccer Cup, and of all the games in this series this is the one that looks most like ours. So this comparison is between colleagues. Every fact about Soccer Caps comes from its own listing, and where it is ahead we say so first.
Both games are turn-based flick football: you pick a piece, aim, choose the power and let physics do the rest. The difference is how far each one goes around that flick.
| Soccer Caps | Toy Soccer Cup | |
|---|---|---|
| Made by | Abel Beltrán (indie) | MAVA Games (indie), 2026 |
| Pieces | Bottle caps | 3D toy footballers, 7 a side |
| Teams | 300+ teams | 858 original clubs |
| Competitions | 20+ leagues and international cups | 57 national leagues + 57 cups + 32-player Weekly Cup |
| Against people | Multiplayer: "challenge your friends" | 8 ranked online arenas + 2 Players on one device |
| Extras | — | School of Tricks, Daily Challenge, 625-sticker album |
| Ads | Yes | At most one every 2 minutes, never before your first match |
| Purchases | None | One: remove ads (Android). Coins are never sold |
| Where you play | Android app | Browser, Android and iPhone |
Soccer Caps data: its Google Play listing, consulted on 21 September 2026.
It keeps the classic simple. Flick, aim, score — with teams from La Liga, the Premier League, Serie A, Ligue 1, the Brasileirão, the Argentine league, Liga MX, MLS and more, according to its listing.
It is also clean: no in-app purchases, and its data-safety section states that it shares no data with third parties, collects no data and is committed to Google Play's Families Policy. That deserves respect.
A world, not a list. Soccer Caps offers 300+ teams; Toy Soccer Cup has 858 original clubs in 57 national leagues, each league with its own cup. The clubs are our own creations, inspired by real cities and colours, with their own crests. On top of that, the Weekly Cup is a 32-player knockout that starts every Monday and crowns a champion every Sunday.
Footballers, not caps. Your pieces are seven 3D toy footballers in a full stadium, with seven formations. The ball curls, lifts and bounces off the boards, and the School of Tricks teaches The Curve, The Chip, The Sweet Spot, The Rocket and The Bank Shot. It is the same idea as playing Subbuteo online — and we wrote up the physics of the flick behind it.
Online, with a ladder. You climb 8 ranked arenas from Wood to Legend, and live duels always start equal. If nobody is free, you get an opponent controlled by the computer — we say so openly. With a friend next to you, 2 Players mode works on the same device.
Everywhere. People search for "soccer caps game online" because they want to play without installing. Toy Soccer Cup runs at toysoccercup.com/play on any computer or tablet, and also on Android and iPhone.
Built for kids too. No free-text chat — only friendly set phrases — and a nickname is all you need to play online.
Free on your phone, with the same progress and the same account wherever you play.
Toy Soccer Cup plays like caps or table football and runs directly in the browser at toysoccercup.com/play, for free, with ranked online arenas.
Yes. Its Google Play listing shows ads and no in-app purchases.
Its listing promises more than 300 teams and over 20 leagues and international cups. Toy Soccer Cup has 858 original clubs in 57 national leagues.
Both are turn-based flick football. Soccer Caps uses bottle caps; Toy Soccer Cup uses seven 3D toy footballers per side and adds leagues with cups, a weekly cup, ranked online arenas, daily minigames and a sticker album, and it also runs in the browser and on iPhone.
It has no free-text chat: players can only send friendly set phrases, and a nickname is enough to play online.
Yes, in the browser, on Android and on iPhone. On Android a single optional purchase removes the ads.
Into the turn-based side of the genre? Read Finger Soccer vs Toy Soccer Cup too.
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Soccer Caps data comes from its Google Play listing, consulted on 21 September 2026: developer, downloads, age rating, ads and no in-app purchases, number of teams, leagues and cups, game modes, the leagues it names and its data-safety declaration. Search data: Semrush and Google autocomplete. Toy Soccer Cup figures come from the game itself.
Soccer Caps is a trademark of its owner. Independent comparison, not endorsed by its developer.
