Football Quiz — 10 Daily Football Trivia Questions
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A daily football quiz of ten trivia questions: which club a famous player played for, who won a World Cup, Euro or Champions League final, who took the Ballon d’Or, when a club was founded. Four options, one tap each, and every answer comes with the fact behind it — real ball knowledge, not guesswork. Every question is checked against Wikidata before it is published, and none depends on a current club or a record that can still change.
What kind of football trivia questions are there?
Club careers (“Which of these clubs did he play for?”, “Who played for both clubs?”), national teams, birth decades, World Cup, European Championship and Champions League finals, Ballon d’Or winners and club founding years. The easier questions come first.
Is it a soccer quiz with answers?
Yes. After every question you see the right answer and a one-line fact explaining it, and the result screen lists all ten questions with their answers.
How are the questions checked?
Player questions come from Wikidata career records, and every wrong option is checked against the player’s full record, youth and reserve teams included. Tournament and award facts are cross-checked against a second source; any fact the sources disagree on is left out.
Will a transfer make a question wrong?
No. We only ask about finished spells and closed history — never a current club, a current age or a record that can still change.
What counts as a win for my streak?
Six or more correct answers out of ten.
When does the puzzle change?
At midnight UTC — one puzzle per game per day, the same for everyone.
Where does the data come from?
Player puzzles use real club careers from Wikidata, the open database behind Wikipedia (public domain, CC0). Every clue is a career fact — a club a player has played for at any point, or the country he represented — so a transfer never makes an answer wrong. List puzzles use settled football history. Every puzzle is checked before it is published.
Do I need an account?
No. Your streak and results stay in your browser.