BBC Sport launches weekly WSL 'Who am I?' guessing game
BBC Sport has introduced a weekly Women's Super League player guessing quiz in which readers identify a mystery footballer using as few clues as possible.
BBC Sport has launched a weekly 'Who am I?' quiz centred on a Women's Super League footballer, with a new player to identify each Sunday. The game challenges readers to work out the identity of the mystery player in as few attempts as possible.
The mechanics reward restraint rather than speed. Each wrong guess unlocks an additional clue about the player, and the fewer clues a contestant needs before answering correctly, the more points they earn. According to the game's scoring guidance, three clues counts as a good score, while solving it in four or five is described as exceptional.
Today's player and the accompanying clues were set by BBC Sport's Adam Millington, the article states. The feature does not disclose the player's identity, position, club or nationality, leaving those details to be uncovered through the clue sequence.
The quiz is presented as a recurring weekly feature rather than a one-off, with readers invited to return for further instalments. BBC Sport also directs participants to its dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages and to sign-up options for notifications about new quizzes.
Readers are invited to submit their own quiz ideas to the broadcaster. No results, leaderboards or player details are included in the source material; the item functions purely as an invitation to take part in the guessing game.
