The former FC Barcelona soccer player debuts his Queens League today, which features the same whacky, video game-inspired rules as the Kings League.
Queens League soccer, like its male counterpart, is based on indoor soccer and consists of two
20-minute halves. However, Piqué shakes things up by adding his own set of whacky rules. For instance, in minute 18 of the first half, officials throw a huge die on the field and then remove the same number of players from each team, forcing the remaining layers to duke it out with reduced capacity. The Queens League also features several “Secret Weapon” cards that allow coaches to take a penalty kick or have goals count for two points instead of one.
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