BBC Sport launches daily WSL 'Who am I?' guessing game
BBC Sport has introduced a daily Women's Super League player guessing game in which users unlock clues after each wrong answer and score more points the fewer clues they need.
BBC Sport has launched a daily 'Who am I?' quiz focused on Women's Super League footballers, inviting participants to identify a mystery player from a series of clues. The premise is straightforward: a new WSL player is featured each day, and users attempt to name her in as few guesses as possible.
The scoring system rewards restraint. Each incorrect guess unlocks an additional clue, and the fewer clues a participant needs to reach the correct answer, the higher the score. According to the quiz's own guidance, solving it in three attempts is considered a good result, while four or five points is described as exceptional.
Today's player and the accompanying clues were set by BBC Sport's Flora Snelson. The quiz is part of the broadcaster's broader quizzes section, which also includes football and general sports quizzes, and users can sign up for notifications to receive new quizzes on their devices.
The format leans on a mix of deduction and WSL knowledge, since players must decide when they have enough information to commit to an answer rather than simply guessing again for another clue. Readers are also invited to submit their own quiz ideas, and the quiz returns with a new player tomorrow.
