WSL guessing game challenges fans to identify star player from clues
BBC Sport's daily Who am I? quiz asks fans to name a Women's Super League player using as few hints as possible, with scoring rewards for fewer clues.
BBC Sport has published a new edition of its Who am I? quiz focused on a Women's Super League footballer, inviting fans to identify the player from a series of clues. The format is straightforward: each day features a different WSL player, and participants must work out who it is in as few attempts as possible.
The scoring system rewards accuracy over persistence. Every incorrect guess unlocks an additional clue, and the fewer clues a player needs to reach the correct answer, the higher their score. According to the quiz instructions, three clues represents a good score, while needing four or five is described as exceptional.
Today's player and accompanying clues were set by BBC Sport's Flora Snelson. The quiz does not reveal the identity of the footballer in its introductory text, leaving the deduction entirely to participants.
The game is part of a broader set of football and sports quizzes hosted by BBC Sport, and the publisher directs readers to its dedicated quiz pages and notification sign-up for future editions. Readers are also invited to submit their own quiz ideas.
No details about the featured player, her club or her achievements are disclosed in the quiz introduction, so the challenge rests on using the clue system rather than prior knowledge revealed in the text. The quiz is designed for daily participation, with a new WSL player scheduled for tomorrow.
