SMALL WORLD CUP 2THE CARD ALBUM
Teams

Updated 2026-09-08

Club Team Collection Guide

Read club codes in a pack result, then use owned-card affiliations to keep a collection record.

Short answer

After opening a pack, inspect the new-team row separately from the new-player row. Record the club codes shown there; when checking owned cards, keep their country and club fields separate.

Open the earned pack

In the recorded cup-reward sequence, the Top pack says 4–6 players and has an ABRIR button. Open the pack and continue through its player reveals to reach the result summary. This is one observed reward opening, not a guaranteed way to obtain a particular club.

Top pack with 4–6 players and ABRIR open button
The demonstrated reward pack opens before the separate player and team result rows. · Image sourceView full-size image

Read the club entries in the team row

The result lists six new players above eight new teams. Its five club-code entries are ACM, ATM, BAY, NFO and WHU; the other three entries carry the national flags for NZL, NGA and USA. Count club additions from that team row rather than treating every new player as one new club.

Result entryRecord it as
ACMClub code
ATMClub code
BAYClub code
NFOClub code
WHUClub code
NZL / NGA / USACountry codes, kept outside the club subtotal
Six new players above NZL NGA USA ACM ATM BAY NFO WHU in the new-team row
This opening displays five club-code entries alongside three country entries. The row does not give a one-to-one player-to-team unlock explanation. · Image sourceView full-size image

Keep country and club fields separate

A separate owned-card recording shows Manuel N. with GER and BAY, Ousmane D. with FRA and PSG, and Cole P. with ENG and CHE. Use the name plus both printed codes when recording a card: its country code does not replace its club affiliation. BAY appears in both examples, but these are different recorded accounts; the owned-card image is not the post-opening state of the first account.

My Players cards show Manuel N. GER BAY, Ousmane D. FRA PSG and Cole P. ENG CHE
Use the two affiliation fields beside the name. This separate owned-card snapshot demonstrates how to read a card, not which card caused the earlier unlock. · Image sourceView full-size image

Save a useful collection record

Keep a small checklist with the session or build, the newly shown club codes and the owned card you later confirm. Leave the confirming-card field blank until you have actually checked it. This avoids joining unrelated accounts or guessing a full club name from an abbreviation.

  1. Before leaving the result, save its screenshot or copy its club-code entries into your checklist.
  2. Use CONTINUAR after recording the result.
  3. When you next inspect your own collection, match the card name and both affiliation codes to your notes; record discrepancies instead of marking an unseen card as owned.

Scope of this example

The five codes are the club entries in this opening, not a complete club directory or a drop-rate table. The recording does not demonstrate selecting one of these newly unlocked clubs for a match. The checklist preserves your observations; it does not establish game-save persistence across devices or sessions.

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