BBC Sport invites fans to test their knowledge with daily football quizzes
BBC Sport has issued a daily quiz challenge featuring a footballer guessing game, a five-minute general quiz and a brainteaser, with players encouraged to submit their own ideas.
BBC Sport has published a daily quizzes package inviting fans to test their ball knowledge across three separate challenges. The centrepiece, called Who Am I?, asks players to identify a mystery footballer in as few attempts as possible. Each incorrect guess unlocks an additional clue, and the scoring rewards those who need fewer clues to reach the right answer.
Alongside that game, readers are directed to another challenge titled Five in Five, which calls for five correct answers within a five-minute window. A third, described as a brainteaser, is framed as a difficult question that gives players five lives before the solution is revealed.
The format positions the quizzes as a sequence rather than a single test, with participants encouraged to keep scrolling after one game to take on the rest of the set. The page also points readers toward dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes sections, where further quizzes are collected, and offers notifications so new quizzes can be sent directly to a device.
Beyond simply playing, the page invites audience involvement: BBC Sport asks readers to get in touch with their own quiz ideas. No specific questions, answers or scores from any of the three quizzes are disclosed in the material, and the page does not indicate how difficult the unnamed footballer or brainteaser questions proved to be.
The offering reflects the growing role of interactive formats in sports coverage, giving supporters a participatory way to engage with football knowledge rather than passive reading alone. The page presents the quizzes as a recurring daily feature.
