Stats & Fantasy
Your weekly kickabout has no story — no records, no rivalries, nothing to chat about.
Capo gives you Fantasy Premier League energy — except it's your actual mates.
Every Stat That Matters
Goals, wins, clean sheets
The basics — but tracked properly, not scribbled on a napkin.
Streaks and form
Hot streaks, cold patches, and "who's actually turning up".
Fantasy-style points
Points per game, total points, title races — the full FPL experience.
League Tables That Write Themselves
Every time a match is completed, Capo updates the tables — half-season, full-season, and all-time. No spreadsheets. No arguments about who forgot to update it.
The points system is simple and configurable: earn points for results, bonuses for clean sheets and heavy wins. By default, goals don't count towards the main table — because rewarding individual goals encourages selfish play. But you can turn goal points on if your group prefers it.
Season Standings
The 5-a-Side Fantasy Points System
Every match you play earns fantasy points. The defaults reward showing up, winning and keeping clean sheets — not just scoring goals.
Default Points (configurable per group)
Why goals are off by default
Rewarding individual goals in small-sided football encourages selfish play. The default system rewards team results — wins, clean sheets, turning up. Your group can turn goal points on if you prefer it.
Fully configurable
Every point value can be adjusted by the organiser. Want +5 for a win? Want goals to count double? Set it up once and Capo applies it to every match going forward.
Why your group will love it
Strava turned solo runs into stories people share. Capo does the same for your football — every week becomes an episode in a series, not a standalone.
Bragging Rights
Tables don't lie (mostly). When you're top, everyone knows it. When you're not, you've got something to chase.
Real Rivalries
The "race" makes every week count. Even a mid-table scrap for 5th feels like a cup final when points are on the line.
League Identity
Your kickabout stops feeling like "just Thursday" and starts feeling like a proper league. Because it is one.
Motivation
People turn up when they're chasing something. A title push, a personal best, or just not being bottom. Stats give them that.
Result:
Tables don't lie. Neither do your mates.