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Football on the penalty spot in front of the goal
How it works

How hard can you shoot?

Hiring football games is usually about who can shoot the hardest or the most accurately. With a speed radar you see how fast the ball went after every shot. That number turns an ordinary kick into a competition, because everyone wants to beat the last result.

Penalty shooting is all about aim. Who hits the corner, who blasts it over, and who dares to take on a colleague in goal? Both games are explained in a few seconds, so lots of people can have a go.

  • Speed radar that shows shot speed instantly
  • Penalty shooting at goal, with or without a keeper
  • Leaderboard with names and speeds
  • Set-up, hosting and take-down by us
Game formats

Four ways to play

Measuring speed

One shot, one number. The speed appears on screen straight away and the fastest goes to the top. Anyone can kick a ball, so young and old can join in.

Penalty shooting

A few attempts at goal, with a keeper from the group or at an empty goal. For teams, you turn it into a penalty shoot-out, like after a draw in a cup match.

The leaderboard

Every speed or score goes on the list with a name. Whoever's just in second place comes back later to try again. That keeps a queue going all day.

The final

At the end, the best shooters take one more shot each, in turn, with the whole group around them. That shows who can still do it under pressure.

Where it fits

From family day to exhibition stand

At a family day or neighbourhood party, children and parents shoot side by side. We then keep separate lists for each age group, so an eight-year-old doesn't have to beat his dad to get to the top.

At a trade show, a speed radar works like a magnet: the sound of the ball and the number on the screen draw people to the stand. You can read how that fits into a bigger plan under trade show activation.

If you want to make a whole afternoon of football, it goes well alongside a panna tournament or a game of bubble football.

Player taking a shot at a football
Football in the back of the net
Arrange beforehand

Space and a safe side to shoot towards

With football games, the shooting direction matters most: nobody can walk behind the goal. We'll agree with you in advance how much space and what kind of surface is needed.

We're based in Enschede and work throughout the Netherlands. We bring the balls, goal, speed radar and host.

The price depends on which games you choose, the duration and the venue. You'll get it after a short enquiry, within 1 working day.

Frequently asked questions

What do we need to arrange ourselves?

A spot with plenty of space and one side where nobody walks behind the goal. The speed radar and leaderboard may need power. We'll agree with you in advance exactly what's needed.

What age are the football games for?

For anyone who can kick a ball. Children and adults shoot on the same set-up, but get their own leaderboard. That way the youngest can still win too.

How does the speed radar work?

The radar measures how fast the ball travels after the kick and shows it straight away. Every player sees their own speed and can then have another go. We set up the radar and keep the list.

Will one of your team be there?

Yes. A host explains how it works, fetches the balls, keeps the leaderboard and makes sure nobody walks into the line of fire.

How much does it cost to hire football games?

The price depends on which games you choose, how long they're set up and where. You'll get a proposal within 1 working day.

First contact

Where will the shooting take place?

Tell us the date, the place and the type of event, and we'll send a proposal with a price within one working day.

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Who shoots the hardest?

Tell us when and where, and we'll send you a proposal with the set-up and price.