BBC Sport is inviting readers to test their football knowledge through its three daily quizzes. Today’s challenges feature Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser, available by continuing to scroll.
The questions, clues and answers were created by Flora Snelson, Joe Rindl and Martin, a BBC Sport user in Nottingham. In the clue-based format, every incorrect attempt unlocks an additional clue; the fewer clues needed to find the answer, the higher the score.
The quiz also asks participants what information it collects. Five in Five requires five correct answers in under five minutes, while Brainteaser poses a question described as especially difficult. Under the stated rules, players have five lives before the answer is revealed.
Other featured content includes a question over the “big mistakes” regretted by Tuchel and the possible impact of the charges against Man City. Highlights from the 26-24 WXV Global Series match are also available.
A notification states that “Football’s Financial Shame: The Story of the V11” has been added to your iPlayer Watchlist. Another says that “Brawn: The Impossible Formula 1 Story” has also been added to that list.
The selection also includes a look back at the moment Antonelli realised he had been transformed as a Formula 1 driver, a discussion about scouting hidden talent around the world, Keanu Reeves telling one of Formula 1’s great underdog stories, and an examination of the millions Michele Kang is investing in women’s football.
Source : BBC Sport
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