BBC Sport's daily WSL guessing game challenges fans to identify player No 10
A new Women's Super League quiz asks readers to guess a mystery player's identity using as few clues as possible, with points awarded for fewer attempts.
BBC Sport has launched another instalment of its "Who am I?" quiz, this time featuring a Women's Super League footballer. The format asks readers to identify the player with the fewest attempts, revealing an additional clue after each incorrect guess.
Scoring rewards early recognition: the fewer clues a participant needs before answering correctly, the higher their points total. According to the quiz, three points represents a good score, while four or five points is described as exceptional.
The mystery player and the accompanying clues were compiled by BBC Sport's Flora Snelson. The game is part of the broadcaster's wider collection of football and sports quizzes, and readers are invited to return for a new player each day.
The quiz also invites participants to submit their own quiz ideas and to sign up for notifications so that new quizzes are delivered to their devices. No further details about the player's identity or career were disclosed in the source material.
