BBC Sport has unveiled a new suite of daily football quizzes designed to challenge fans’ knowledge of the beautiful game. The interactive features, which are updated every day, are curated by Joe Rindl and offer a mix of deduction, speed, and trivia.
The first feature, “Who Am I?,” tasks participants with identifying a specific footballer in the fewest guesses possible. Each incorrect attempt reveals an additional clue, with higher scores awarded to those who solve the puzzle with minimal hints.
For those who prefer a faster pace, “Five in Five” requires users to provide five correct answers within a strict five-minute time limit. Meanwhile, the “Brainteaser” segment presents a more complex riddle, giving players five lives before the solution is disclosed.
Fans interested in further testing their expertise can navigate to the dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes sections on the BBC Sport website. Users can also opt to receive notifications to have new puzzles delivered directly to their devices.
Additional content includes links to previous quizzes, such as challenges on naming every Premier League and EFL club or identifying England’s most-capped Lionesses, alongside video analysis of current football stories.
Will these quizzes cover women’s football beyond the England squad questions? Hope so.
I tried the Who Am I game yesterday and guessed ten players before getting it right. Terrible at this!
This is a brilliant idea. A daily habit that’s actually fun and engaging for football fans.
Is Joe Rindl secretly testing us? Those Brainteasers get increasingly difficult every week.
Love the speed of Five in Five! Finally, a way to prove I actually watch the sport.