If you fancy yourself as a football know-it-all, BBC Sport's suite of daily quizzes is the place to find out just how sharp that knowledge really is. Three formats, three separate challenges, and a fresh set of questions every single day — it is the kind of thing that turns a five-minute coffee break into a very competitive half-hour.

What's on offer?

The flagship format is Who Am I?, a guessing game built around a mystery footballer. You get one clue to start with, and each wrong answer unlocks another. The trick is to identify the player using as few clues as possible — the quicker you crack it, the higher your score. It rewards genuine depth of football knowledge rather than lucky guesses.

Next up is Five in Five, which does exactly what it says on the tin: five correct answers required inside five minutes. The clock is always ticking, which has a wonderful way of making even the most straightforward questions feel suddenly uncertain.

Finally, the Brainteaser brings the real difficulty. One question, five lives, and a format designed to catch out even the most well-read fan. It is the one most likely to generate genuine debate in a group chat.

Why bother with daily quizzes?

The daily refresh is what keeps things interesting. Questions are set by BBC Sport's quiz team — today's edition is the work of Flora Snelson and Joe Rindl — so there is genuine editorial thought behind each format rather than an algorithm recycling old content.

For fans who follow the Premier League, the EFL, or the international game closely, the quizzes draw on a wide range of eras and competitions. You might find yourself recalling a midfielder from the early 2000s Championship one day and a current Women's Super League star the next. The breadth is part of the appeal.

Where to play

All three quizzes are available now on the BBC Sport website and app. If you do not want to miss a daily edition, BBC Sport offers notifications so the quizzes land straight on your device each morning. There are also archive pages collecting every previous Who Am I? and Five in Five instalment for anyone who wants to go back and fill in the gaps.

Beyond the daily formats, BBC Sport's wider football quiz library includes challenges such as naming every club in the Premier League and EFL, and identifying the ten most-capped Lionesses — useful preparation if you find the daily formats a little too straightforward.

Whether you are killing time before a midweek kick-off or settling a pub argument about your actual football knowledge, the daily quizzes are worth bookmarking. Give them a go — and see how many clues you really need.

Frequently asked

How do I play BBC Sport's Who Am I? football quiz?
You are given an initial clue about a mystery footballer and must guess who it is. Each wrong answer reveals an additional clue. The fewer clues you need, the more points you score.
Are the BBC Sport football quizzes updated every day?
Yes. Who Am I?, Five in Five and the Brainteaser all receive fresh questions daily. You can also sign up for notifications through the BBC Sport app so you never miss a new edition.
Where can I find older BBC Sport football quiz questions?
BBC Sport maintains dedicated archive pages for both Who Am I? and Five in Five, so you can go back and play previous editions whenever you like.