Street League Football on iOS

The public TestFlight link is the invitation. On 4 Nov 2026 Apple’s page said this beta is full.

Open the TestFlight join page on an iPhone. If it still says the beta is full, that means new testers are not being accepted. It does not mean the beta was cancelled. Apple’s TestFlight overview says a public link can cover up to 10,000 external testers, that the developer should disable the link at the limit, and that a build stays testable for 90 days.

Why two sites disagree

BetaHub lists the same beta as available and records a submission on 30 Oct 2026. I trust Apple’s own join page for whether a slot exists, and I treat BetaHub as a directory that had not caught up on 4 Nov 2026. The Discord description still says “iOS coming soon” with no date and no waitlist. I am not inventing a day when seats reopen.

What “code” means here

People search for a TestFlight code. This beta does not publish a second string you redeem inside the game. The join link is the whole invitation. A room code, the kind you send a friend for practice, is a different thing and lives on the how-to-play page. There is no redemption-code list for this game.

What the beta text actually says

The join page describes “physics street football,” running routes, playing coverage and fighting for the ball, and it calls the build the first store test. It does not print an iOS version number or a minimum iOS release. Those cells stay empty. A US iTunes search for “street league football” on 4 Nov 2026 returned 151 results, with no Hues House game among them; this is a dated search observation. A different app named Street League on the App Store is a merchandise and ground-booking tool, not this football game.