BBC Sport has unveiled a fresh lineup of daily football quizzes for its audience. Authored by BBC Sport journalist Joe Rindl, the latest selection includes the recurring “Who Am I” game, alongside “Five in Five” and a “Brainteaser” challenge.
In “Who Am I,” participants attempt to identify a specific footballer using the minimum number of guesses. The interactive format provides a new clue after every incorrect attempt, with higher scores awarded to those who solve the puzzle with fewer hints revealed.
Following the main puzzle, users are encouraged to move on to “Five in Five.” This time-pressured segment challenges fans to provide five correct football-related answers within a strict five-minute window.
The third feature is a challenging Brainteaser question. Competitors are granted five lives before the solution is exposed, testing their deeper knowledge of the sport.
For those looking for additional content, BBC Sport directs users to its dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes hubs. Fans can also sign up for notifications to receive updates directly to their devices. Additional related quizzes previously published include challenges asking readers to name every club in the Premier League and EFL, as well as an exercise identifying the ten Lionesses with the most England caps.
Impressive effort by Joe Rindl. I’m skeptical about the Brainteaser difficulty though; it felt unfair last Tuesday.
Finally, a proper way to waste my morning coffee. The Who Am I feature is dangerously addictive!