Test Your Football Knowledge with BBC Sport’s Daily Quizzes

A generic player with the overlay text "Who am I?"

BBC Sport has launched a set of BBC Sport daily quizzes designed to challenge football fans and test their knowledge of the game. The quizzes are available to play now and offer different formats and difficulty levels, giving supporters a chance to measure their expertise against other players.

Who Am I? Footballer Quiz

A generic player with the overlay text "Who am I?"

The headline challenge is a footballer identification game called Who Am I?. Players must guess the name of a footballer, and the quiz gives them a series of clues. After each incorrect guess, a new clue is unlocked, making the answer progressively easier to work out. The scoring system rewards precision: the fewer clues a player needs to reach the correct answer, the more points they earn. This means that a confident first-attempt guess is worth far more than a slow, clue-assisted solve. The quiz is designed to test recall of footballers and to reward those who can identify a player from minimal information.

Five in Five

A generic picture of an unknown footballer

Once the Who Am I? challenge is complete, players can scroll down to try the other quizzes in the daily set. The first of these is Five in Five, which asks participants to give five correct answers within five minutes. The format puts a premium on speed and accuracy, requiring quick thinking under a strict time limit. It is a test of both knowledge and composure, as players must balance the clock against the need to get each answer right.

Brainteaser

A generic picture of an unknown footballer beside the words: "Five in Five you have five minutes"

The third quiz is the Brainteaser, described as a fiendishly difficult question. Players begin with five lives, and the correct answer is only revealed once those lives have been used up. This structure adds a layer of suspense, as each wrong attempt brings the player closer to the reveal. The Brainteaser is positioned as the toughest of the three daily challenges, appealing to those who want a more demanding test of their football knowledge.

More Quizzes and Ways to Play

A generic picture of an unknown footballer beside the words: "Brainteaser test your football IQ"

For players who want to keep going after the daily set, BBC Sport offers dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages. Visitors can also sign up for notifications, which send the latest quizzes directly to their device. The quizzes are part of a wider collection that includes themed challenges, such as naming every club in the Premier League and EFL, and identifying the 10 Lionesses with the most England caps. These additional quizzes are available alongside the daily offerings, giving football fans a broad range of ways to test their knowledge.

How the Quizzes Fit Together

Arsenal's Eberechi Eze shooting a football against Mansfield Town defenders

The daily quiz set is structured to cater to different tastes and skill levels. Who Am I? rewards deduction and recall, Five in Five emphasizes speed and accuracy, and the Brainteaser offers a high-difficulty challenge with a limited number of attempts. Together, they form a compact routine for football fans who want a quick mental workout. The scoring in Who Am I? encourages players to trust their instincts and guess early, while the other quizzes test different aspects of football knowledge. The availability of dedicated quiz pages and notifications means that players can easily find new challenges and stay up to date with the latest additions.

For those who enjoy the daily set, the related quizzes provide further opportunities to test their expertise. The range of topics, from club names to international caps, ensures that there is something for every type of football fan. Whether a player is a specialist in Premier League clubs or has a strong knowledge of the women’s game, the quiz collection offers a way to put that knowledge to the test. The daily quizzes are a regular feature, and the notification option helps players avoid missing new releases.

England line up before the friendly with China
Picture of a BBC Sport microphone and a smartphone

Leave a comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *