Flex your football brain with our daily quizzes
BBC Sport is inviting readers to test their football knowledge with a set of daily quizzes covering both men's and women's football. The feature offers a lighthearted way for fans to engage with the sport away from match reports, testing recall on players, clubs and records across several quick formats.
The offering includes a "Guess the footballer" game awarding points based on how few clues are needed, a "Five in Five" challenge to answer five questions correctly within five minutes, and a tougher "Brainteaser" giving players five lives before revealing the answer. Today's questions were set by Flora Snelson and Joe Rindl, and readers are also pointed towards related quizzes naming every Premier League and EFL club and identifying the ten Lionesses with the most England caps, plus dedicated Football and Sports Quizzes pages they can sign up to for notifications.
- BBC Sport offers three daily football quizzes to test fan knowledge.
- Formats include guess-the-footballer, a five-minute challenge and a brainteaser.
- Extra quizzes cover Premier League/EFL clubs and top-capped Lionesses.
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Football has always leant heavily on nostalgia and trivia, and the BBC Sport quizzes tap into that appetite by turning facts about players, clubs and records into a quick daily game. They cover both men's and women's football, reflecting the sport's growing dual audience, and are designed to be played in short bursts rather than requiring deep concentration.
The quizzes come in a few different formats, each testing knowledge in a slightly different way, from guessing a player's identity with as few clues as possible to racing against the clock or working with a limited number of lives before an answer is revealed. They are compiled regularly by BBC Sport staff and sit alongside other themed quizzes on club names and notable players, forming part of a wider set of interactive football content on the site.
This kind of feature matters less for any single result and more as an ongoing, low-stakes way for fans to engage with football knowledge day to day, distinct from news coverage or match analysis.