BBC Sport marks 100th Who Am I? quiz with Premier League legends twist
BBC Sport's 100th Who Am I? quiz shifts from current Premier League players to past legends, alongside the daily Five in Five and Brainteaser challenges.
BBC Sport is marking the 100th edition of its Who Am I? football quiz by changing the format: for the first time, players are asked to identify a Premier League legend from the past rather than a current top-flight player. The milestone edition moves away from the question style used across the previous 99 instalments.
The quiz works on a clue-based scoring system. Each incorrect guess unlocks an additional clue about the mystery player, and participants earn more points the fewer clues they need to reach the correct answer. The format rewards quick recognition of past Premier League figures over a process of elimination.
The Who Am I? centenary sits within BBC Sport's daily quiz line-up. Readers are directed to two further challenges after finishing it: Five in Five, which asks for five correct answers within five minutes, and the Brainteaser, described as a difficult question offering five lives before the answer is revealed.
BBC Sport points quiz participants toward its dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages for more content, and invites users to sign up for notifications so new quizzes are sent to their devices. The outlet also asks readers to submit their own quiz ideas.
The digest offers no details on which past player features in the 100th edition, and no scores or results from the accompanying quizzes. No supporter reactions were included in the source material.
