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How it works

Could you have built Man City without breaking the rules? Take over in 2011 and find out.

▶ PlayFree · no sign-up · about 3 minutes

Four steps

  1. Take over City in 2011The owner has money to burn, and UEFA's spending rules have just arrived.
  2. Make the big callsAgüero, Guardiola, De Bruyne, Haaland: big moments from City's real history, and what you'd do instead.
  3. Decide how much to hidePump in the owner's money, dress it up as sponsorship, take the dodgy deals. More titles, more risk.
  4. Survive the 115 chargesHide too much and the emails leak. Then the charges, the hearing and the sentence: fines, points, relegation, or worse.

Ways to play

⚡ BlitzThe big calls only. About 3 minutes.
📅 Daily challengeSame game for everyone today. Compare your score.
⚔️ Challenge a friendSame game, same luck, head to head.
Standard and FullMore decisions, up to every match. 6 or 20-30 minutes.

The score

Titles you keep, against real City's 8, and the charges you rack up, against the real 115. Then share your result and dare your mates to beat it.

Questions

Is it free? Do I need an account?

It's free, with no sign-up and nothing to download. It works in any browser on your phone or computer.

Is any of this real?

No. Beat115 is satire and fiction, made for comedy and commentary. Some decisions are inspired by well-known moments in City's history that were publicly reported, such as transfers and managerial appointments, and the short "Real life" notes summarise those public reports. Everything else is made up. The secret arrangements, dodgy deals, investigations, charges and punishments in the game are invented game mechanics. They are not a description of, or a claim about, anything any real club, owner, company or person has done. Player ratings, wages and finances are invented, and transfer fees are approximate. On the real case: in September 2026 the Premier League announced that an independent commission had found Manchester City guilty on 114 of 115 charges. Sanctions have not been decided, and City deny wrongdoing and are appealing.

Is it affiliated with Manchester City or the Premier League?

No. It's a satirical game, made for comedy and commentary. It's not affiliated with or endorsed by Manchester City, the Premier League, UEFA, Der Spiegel, Football Leaks or any player.

Where can I follow it?

@beat115game on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, and @beat115app on X.

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A satirical game. Not affiliated with any club, league, publication or player. Contact: beat115app@gmail.com