Western Europe
- Days
- Mon – Thu
- Slot 1 (UTC)
- 19:00–20:00
- Slot 2 (UTC)
- 20:00–21:00
- Power Tiers
- Low • Mid • High(run in parallel)
- Entry
- Free
Community Tournaments
Community Challenge
Preseason · Coming soon
Tournament dates: 9–12 Nov 2026 (incl.)
Regional Leaderboard
Ranked by points earned across the event. For more information about Community Tournaments, see Tournament Details and our FAQ.
Leaderboard updates daily · Last update: —
| Rank | Club | Points |
|---|
Can't find your club? Each regional leaderboard displays up to 100 top-ranked clubs and is updated daily. Contact UFL Support to locate your club. Want to hide your club name? Submit a request at any time.
Tournament Schedule
How to join — no sign-up needed. Community Challenge tournaments run on weekdays (Mon–Thu) at each region’s prime time. In UFL, go to Competitive → Tournaments, pick your region, and enter the tournament. The schedule below shows start times by day.
Central Europe
- Days
- Mon – Thu
- Slot 1 (UTC)
- 17:00–18:00
- Slot 2 (UTC)
- 18:00–19:00
- Power Tiers
- Low • Mid • High(run in parallel)
- Entry
- Free
North America
- Days
- Mon – Thu
- Slot 1 (UTC)
- 00:00–01:00 (+1 day)*
- Slot 2 (UTC)
- 01:00–02:00 (+1 day)*
- Power Tiers
- Low • Mid • High(run in parallel)
- Entry
- Free
South America
- Days
- Mon – Thu
- Slot 1 (UTC)
- 22:00–23:00
- Slot 2 (UTC)
- 23:00–00:00
- Power Tiers
- Low • Mid • High(run in parallel)
- Entry
- Free
Asia
- Days
- Mon – Thu
- Slot 1 (UTC)
- 11:00–12:00
- Slot 2 (UTC)
- 12:00–13:00
- Power Tiers
- Low • Mid • High(run in parallel)
- Entry
- Free
Africa
- Days
- Mon – Thu
- Slot 1 (UTC)
- 17:00–18:00
- Slot 2 (UTC)
- 18:00–19:00
- Power Tiers
- Low • Mid • High(run in parallel)
- Entry
- Free
All times in UTC. On weekdays (Mon–Thu) each region runs two tournaments per day; Low, Medium and High power tiers run at the same time.
* North America: "+1 day" = the slot starts after midnight UTC (Mon–Thu evening local time).
Find them in-game under Competitive → Tournaments.
Top Winners
The top 3 clubs in each region at the end of the event. Updated after the tournament concludes.
Winners are not determined. Please wait until the event ends.
Tournament Details
Format, scoring and details of the Community Challenge.
Overview
- Community Challenge is a competitive UFL event where players participate in PvP tournaments, earn ranking points based on their results, and compete for a place on regional leaderboards.
- Community Challenge features six tournament regions: Western Europe, Central Europe, North America, South America, Asia, and Africa.
- Players on PlayStation®5, PlayStation®5 Pro, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC compete on combined regional leaderboards.
- The Community Challenge format may be subject to change in future events.
Tournament Format & Schedule
- Each tournament follows a Single Elimination format: as long as you keep winning matches, you keep playing. A single loss ends your run in that tournament.
- You can win up to three matches in a single tournament. Each win keeps you playing; your first loss ends your run.
- Players can take part in any available Community Challenge tournaments during the event period. There is no limit on the number of tournaments you can play. The more eligible tournaments you play, the more ranking points you can earn.
- Community Challenge tournaments take place from 9 to 12 November 2026. Tournament start times depend on the tournament region. Players can check available tournaments and their schedules in the game.
- Eligible tournaments can be identified by the naming format Challenge [Region] [Power Tier], for example, Challenge Western Europe Low.
- Community Challenge tournaments are available across three power tiers:
| Power tier | Team power |
|---|---|
| Low | Below 800 |
| Medium | 800–900 |
| High | 900+ |
- Subject to tournament availability, players can participate in eligible tournaments hosted in regions other than their own.
Ranking Points
- Clubs earn Community Challenge ranking points based on how many matches they win in each eligible tournament.
- Ranking points are awarded once per tournament, based on the total number of matches won in that tournament.
- Ranking points are distributed as follows:
| Matches won | Ranking points |
|---|---|
| 3 wins | 10 pts |
| 2 wins | 6 pts |
| 1 win | 4 pts |
| Played, 0 wins | 1 pt |
- Ranking points earned from eligible tournaments are accumulated throughout the Community Challenge event period.
- Low, Medium, and High tournaments contribute to the same regional leaderboard. The ranking-point distribution is identical across all three power tiers.
- Ranking points are assigned to the region of the tournament played, regardless of the club’s account region.
- Points earned in tournaments hosted in different tournament regions are counted separately on the corresponding regional leaderboards.
Tie-breakers
- Clubs are ranked according to their total accumulated Community Challenge ranking points within each tournament region.
- If two or more clubs have the same number of ranking points, their positions are determined by the following criteria, applied in order:
- Goal difference: Higher total number of goals scored minus goals conceded across eligible Community Challenge matches in that tournament region.
- Goals scored: Higher total number of goals scored across eligible Community Challenge matches in that tournament region.
- Goals conceded: Lower total number of goals conceded across eligible Community Challenge matches in that tournament region.
- Regular-time wins: Higher number of matches won in regular time across eligible Community Challenge matches in that tournament region.
- Yellow cards: Lower total number of yellow cards received across eligible Community Challenge matches in that tournament region.
- Red cards: Lower total number of red cards received across eligible Community Challenge matches in that tournament region.
- Tie-breaker statistics are calculated separately for each tournament region using eligible Community Challenge matches played during the event.
Regional Leaderboards
- Community Challenge features six regional leaderboards.
- Each regional leaderboard displays up to 100 top-ranked clubs, ranked by accumulated Community Challenge ranking points.
- A club’s ranking points count towards the leaderboard of the tournament region in which the relevant tournament was hosted.
- Clubs that participate in tournaments across multiple tournament regions may appear on more than one regional leaderboard.
- All three power tiers, Low, Medium, and High, contribute to a single leaderboard within each tournament region.
- Leaderboards are updated daily using the latest available tournament results.
- Each leaderboard displays a "last updated" timestamp so players can check when standings were most recently refreshed.
- Leaderboards are available on the official Community Challenge webpage at uflgame.com.
Club Names Visibility & Privacy Rights
- Participation in Community Challenge tournaments contributes towards the rankings for each tournament region. The top-ranked clubs in each region will appear on a publicly accessible leaderboard on the official Community Challenge webpage. The public leaderboard displays club name (unless hidden in accordance with Section 6.3 below), ranking position, total ranking points earned during the Community Challenge, and the relevant tournament region.
- After the Community Challenge ends, the top three clubs in each tournament region will also be featured in the Top Winners section on the official Community Challenge webpage and in official UFL communications, including our social media channels and in-game announcements.
- Club names associated with accounts identified as belonging to players under 18 will be displayed as “Private Club” on the public leaderboard as well as in related winner announcements. Club names may also be hidden at a user’s request or where they violate UFL rules. Hiding a club name does not affect the club’s ranking position, ranking points, or tournament rewards.
- If you do not want your club name to appear publicly, please contact UFL Support at any time, before or after publication, to request that your club name not be displayed. You also have the right to object to the processing of your personal data based on legitimate interests, on grounds relating to your particular situation, in accordance with applicable data protection laws.
- For more information about how we process your personal data and your data protection rights, please see our Privacy Policy.
Tournament Rewards
- Players can continue to earn the regular in-game rewards available through participating in Community Challenge tournaments.
- Community Challenge ranking points are separate from the rewards earned in individual tournaments.
- Top Winners recognition does not include additional in-game prizes or rewards for leaderboard placement.
Fair Play
- All participants must follow UFL rules, including any applicable fair play requirements.
- Cheating, exploiting game mechanics, manipulating match results, or engaging in other prohibited competitive behavior is not allowed.
- Violations may result in disqualification and/or removal from the Community Challenge leaderboard in accordance with applicable UFL rules.
- Tournament matches, disconnections, and technical issues are handled according to the applicable in-game tournament rules.
Participation & General Conditions
- Participation in Community Challenge is subject to the applicable UFL End User License Agreement, UFL Community Code of Conduct, UFL Game Privacy Policy, these Tournament Details, and any applicable in-game tournament rules (collectively, “UFL rules”).
- Community Challenge results are determined using eligible tournament results recorded during the event.
- The Community Challenge format, schedule, and ranking system may be adjusted for future events.
Frequently Asked Questions
Key questions about the Community Challenge.
What is a Community Challenge?
Community Challenge is a UFL competitive event where players participate in PvP tournaments, earn ranking points, and compete for a place among the top clubs on regional leaderboards.
When does the Community Challenge take place?
Community Challenge tournaments take place from 9 to 12 November 2026. Check the official Community Challenge webpage and the in-game tournament schedule for available tournaments and start times.
How do I participate?
Open Competitive → Tournaments in UFL and join an eligible Community Challenge tournament. No separate registration outside the game is required.
How can I identify Community Challenge tournaments?
Look for tournaments using the Challenge [Region] [Power Tier] naming format, such as Challenge Western Europe Low.
What power tiers are available?
Community Challenge tournaments are available in Low, Medium, and High power tiers. Low is below 800 team power, Medium covers 800–900, and High is 900+.
Do different power tiers have separate leaderboards?
No. All three power tiers contribute to the same regional leaderboard. The same number of ranking points is awarded for the same number of wins, regardless of power tier.
What is the tournament format?
Each tournament is single elimination: as long as you keep winning matches, you keep playing. Your first loss ends your run. You can win up to three matches in a tournament.
How many tournaments can I play?
You can play as many tournaments as you want. Just choose any available Community Challenge tournaments during the event period. Every eligible tournament you play counts toward your ranking points.
How are ranking points calculated?
Ranking points are awarded based on how many matches you win in a tournament: 10 points for 3 wins, 6 for 2 wins, 4 for 1 win, and 1 point for playing without a win. Points are awarded once per tournament.
Do points from different tournaments add together?
Yes. Points earned from eligible tournaments accumulate throughout the event, provided they are in the same tournament region.
Can I play tournaments in other regions?
Yes. You can participate in eligible tournaments hosted in other regions. However, the points you earn in those tournaments count towards the leaderboard of the tournament’s region, not your account’s region.
Can I appear on more than one regional leaderboard?
Yes. If you earn ranking points in tournaments hosted in different regions, your results are recorded separately on the corresponding regional leaderboards.
How are clubs ranked if they have the same points?
Clubs with equal ranking points are ranked by goal difference, followed by goals scored, fewer goals conceded, regular-time wins, fewer yellow cards, and fewer red cards.
How many regional leaderboards are there?
There are six regional leaderboards: Western Europe, Central Europe, North America, South America, Asia, and Africa.
How many clubs are displayed on each leaderboard?
Each regional leaderboard displays up to 100 top-ranked clubs.
How often is the leaderboard updated?
Leaderboards are updated daily. You can check the "last updated" timestamp on the Community Challenge webpage.
Will my club name appear publicly if I participate in a Community Challenge tournament?
Participation in Community Challenge tournaments contributes towards the rankings for each tournament region. The top-ranked clubs in each region will appear on a publicly accessible leaderboard on the official Community Challenge webpage. After the Community Challenge ends, the top three clubs in each tournament region will also be featured in the Top Winners section and in official UFL communications, including social media channels and in-game announcements.
How can I hide my club name from public display?
If you do not want your club name to appear publicly, please contact UFL Support at any time, before or after publication, to request that your club name not be displayed.
What information is displayed publicly?
The public leaderboard displays the club name (unless hidden), ranking position, total ranking points earned during the Community Challenge, and the relevant tournament region.
Why can’t I find my club on the leaderboard?
Only up to 100 top-ranked clubs in each tournament region are displayed. If you do not see your club on the list, your latest tournament results may also not have been processed yet; check the leaderboard’s last update time. If your club name is hidden, it will appear as “Private Club.” If you still need assistance, contact UFL Support.
Why does a club appear as a "Private Club"?
Club names associated with accounts identified as belonging to players under 18 are displayed as a “Private Club” on the public leaderboard and in related winner announcements. Club names may also be hidden at a user’s request or when they violate UFL’s naming policies. Hiding a club name does not affect the club’s ranking position, ranking points, or tournament rewards.
How will the top-ranked clubs be recognized?
After the Community Challenge ends, the top three clubs in each tournament region will be featured in the Top Winners section on the official Community Challenge webpage and in official UFL communications, including our social media channels and in-game announcements.
Can I still earn regular tournament rewards?
Yes. Regular in-game tournament rewards remain available during the Community Challenge. No additional prizes are awarded for leaderboard placement.
When will the final results be announced?
Final standings and the Top Winners section are scheduled to be published on 13 November 2026. Check the official Community Challenge webpage for publication details.
Will there be more Community Challenge events?
The Community Challenge format may be subject to change in future events. Follow official UFL channels for announcements.