BBC Sport launches daily football quiz with progressive clue system
BBC Sport has introduced a new daily quiz feature where players guess a footballer using clues, along with two other challenges.
BBC Sport has launched a new daily quiz called 'Who am I?' in which participants attempt to identify a footballer with as few clues as possible. Each incorrect guess unlocks an additional clue, and the fewer clues required to find the correct answer, the higher the score awarded.
The quiz is part of a set of three daily challenges. After completing 'Who am I?', players can scroll down to try 'Five in Five', where they must provide five correct answers within five minutes. The third challenge, 'Brainteaser', is described as a 'fiendishly difficult question' and gives players five lives before the answer is revealed.
No specific footballers, scores, or statistics are mentioned in the announcement. The quizzes are intended to test participants' football knowledge in a format that rewards accuracy and speed, with scoring based on the number of clues used in 'Who am I?' and the number of correct answers within the time limit in 'Five in Five'.
BBC Sport directs users to its dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages for more quizzes, and encourages them to sign up for notifications to receive the latest quizzes on their devices. The page also invites users to send in quiz ideas via a 'Get in touch' link.
The introduction of these daily quizzes adds to BBC Sport's interactive offerings, though the announcement does not specify how often new quizzes will be released or whether they will cover sports beyond football.
