Superliga Frontier: Liga de Inazuma Eleven Victory Road You have no idea what you are missing until you live it

Join the community Discord and introduce yourself in the sign-up channel. From there the staff will tell you how the current season stands and whether there is a free manager slot or you go on the list for the next one.

No. This is a non-profit fan project: there is no entry fee, no subscriptions, and the league generates no financial gain whatsoever.

No. There are two divisions precisely so that every manager competes against people at their own level. If you are starting out, you would normally begin in Ascenso Frontier.

It depends on whether any club is left without a manager. If none is, you go on the waiting list for the next season or for the transfer window.

Yes. There are managers from several countries and this site is available in several languages. The only thing to sort out is agreeing match times with your opponent.

Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road and a Discord account. Nothing else.

Franshu, in January 2026. He played all three seasons as a manager before devoting himself entirely to running the league; you can see his profile in the Staff section.

A player exactly as they came out of the initial summon, with no passives changed afterwards. Summoning luck exists: what is banned is touching, changing or upgrading a passive once it has been summoned.

Because it turns the competition into a race of hours spent retrying summons instead of a race of managerial decisions. With green-tier players, everyone starts from the same rule.

No. Tactics that depend on luck rather than on the manager’s decision during the match are banned.

Four canonical special moves per player, exactly as they exist in the game.

Beans only, with no further restrictions beyond that.

The staff reviews the case with the match evidence. Depending on how serious it is, it can mean a replay, a forfeit, or a transfer-market sanction.

Every match is reported to the staff with its score and scorers, and that is where the standings, the scoring charts and the player profiles on this site come from.

A 250M ceiling per team in the transfer market. It spreads quality across clubs and stops any single one hoarding all the top-tier talent.

Between seasons, within a specific window announced by the staff on Discord. Outside that window squads are locked.

Yes, by negotiating with their manager, as long as the deal fits within both teams’ salary caps.

Players without a club at that moment. They can join a squad during the transfer window, still respecting the salary cap.

Eleven starters plus substitutes. Each team profile shows the full squad sorted by position and shirt number.

The starting eleven is the manager’s call for each match. Shirt numbers stay fixed within a season so that profiles and statistics stay consistent.

Two: Superliga Frontier (first division) and Ascenso Frontier (second division), with promotion and relegation between them every season.

The regular season sets the positions. The top 5 play the final phase: 4th and 5th meet in the Play-in (hosted by 4th), the winner faces 1st in the semi-finals and 2nd plays 3rd in the other semi-final. The two winners contest the final.

The bottom two in the Superliga go down. From Ascenso Frontier, 1st goes up automatically and the second spot is decided in a Play-off: 2nd v 5th and 3rd v 4th in the semi-finals, with the winners meeting in the final.

It is the league’s official cup, with all 23 teams. The 6 lowest-placed Ascenso Frontier sides from the previous season play a preliminary round drawn purely at random; the 3 winners join the other 17 clubs in a group stage of four groups of five, single round-robin with a fixed schedule. The top 2 in each group reach the quarter-finals, with fixed ties (1st A–2nd C, 1st B–2nd D, 1st C–2nd A and 1st D–2nd B), then semi-finals and final, all single-leg.

By points; then goal difference, goals for, goals against, wins, draws, losses, matches played and, finally, alphabetical order.

By goals scored. When several players are level, they are ordered alphabetically among themselves: who scored earlier in the calendar is not a sporting criterion.

Extra time is played and, if it is still level, it goes to penalties. The shoot-out result is shown in the match detail.

Three matchdays a week, with flexible kick-off times to fit around managers’ availability.

It is rescheduled within the same matchday whenever possible. If it still is not played, the staff rules on it under the no-show regulations.

Superliga Frontier decides its champion in two phases. The regular season sets the positions of the 10 teams. The top 5 play the final phase: 4th and 5th meet in the Play-in, the winner faces 1st in the semi-finals and 2nd plays 3rd in the other; the winners contest the final, which decides the champion. 6th to 10th play the Frontier Tournament. At the same time, the regular season decides promotion and relegation between divisions: the bottom two in the Superliga go down, while Ascenso Frontier’s 1st and the winner of its Play-off (2nd v 5th and 3rd v 4th) go up. Both mechanisms share the same standings table, so for much of the season playing for the title and playing to avoid relegation are the same fight.

A commemorative knockout tournament for the Superliga’s 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th and the Ascenso Frontier’s 1st. The quarter-finals are drawn among 8th, 9th, 10th and Ascenso’s 1st; a second draw pairs the two winners with 6th and 7th in the semi-finals, and the winners play the final. Five single-leg matches, with extra time and penalties if needed.

After every matchday. Standings, results, scorers and profiles all come from the same official league data file.

They mark the Play-off, Play-in and relegation zones in the Superliga, and the automatic promotion and promotion Play-off zones in Ascenso Frontier. The key sits right below the table.

Each player’s in-game affinity: Fire, Mountain, Wood, Wind and Neutral. They appear on the player profile, in the scoring charts and in every match detail.

Yes. Both the player profile and the match detail have a button to download an image card, ready to post.

Spanish, English, Portuguese, Italian, French, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Bulgarian and Serbian, from the language selector in the header.

No. Player and team artwork belongs to Level-5, creators of Inazuma Eleven. Superliga Frontier is a non-profit fan project.