If you fancy yourself as a football know-it-all, BBC Sport's daily quiz slate is back to put you firmly in your place. The Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser challenges return each day, and Thursday's edition centres on Premier League star No 77 in the long-running guessing series.
How the quizzes work
The flagship Who Am I? format is straightforward enough: guess the mystery footballer in as few attempts as possible. Each wrong answer unlocks a fresh clue, and the fewer hints you need before landing the correct name, the higher your points tally. It is the kind of thing that sounds simple until you are four clues deep and still drawing a blank.
Once you have settled that one, Five in Five keeps the pressure on. The challenge is exactly what it says — five correct answers inside five minutes. Get your typing speed up and your football brain warmed through before you start, because the clock waits for no one.
Rounding off the trio is the Brainteaser, described by BBC Sport as fiendishly difficult. You have five lives to work out the answer before it is revealed, which adds a jeopardy that the other two formats do not quite carry in the same way.
Why these quizzes have caught on
BBC Sport has built a loyal daily audience around this format, and it is not hard to see why. The Premier League season gives the Who Am I? series an almost endless supply of subjects, while the variety across the three quiz types means there is something for the trivia obsessive, the speed merchant and the lateral thinker alike.
Fans can sign up for notifications to receive the latest quizzes directly to their device, so there is no excuse for missing the daily drop. BBC Sport also maintains dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages that collect every edition in one place — useful if you want to go back and take on any you have missed.
More to play beyond the daily trio
Beyond the rotating daily puzzles, BBC Sport has a broader library of football quizzes for those who burn through the main three quickly. Recent additions include a challenge to name every club in the Premier League and EFL, and a Lionesses-themed quiz asking fans to identify the ten England women's players with the most international caps.
The Match of the Day Predictor also runs alongside the quiz content — worth checking the deadline if you want your picks to count for the weekend's fixtures.
Whether you are on the bus, on a lunch break or simply killing time before kick-off, the daily quiz trio is a decent way to keep your football knowledge sharp. Premier League star No 77 is waiting. Good luck.
Frequently asked
- Where can I play the BBC Sport daily football quizzes?
- You can find Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser on the BBC Sport website under its dedicated Football Quizzes page. You can also sign up for notifications to get each day's quizzes sent straight to your device.
- How does the BBC Sport Who Am I? quiz work?
- You try to guess a mystery footballer in as few attempts as possible. Each incorrect guess unlocks a new clue about the player, and the fewer clues you need, the more points you score.
- Can I play old BBC Sport football quizzes I've missed?
- Yes. BBC Sport keeps an archive of all its Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser editions on dedicated collection pages, so you can go back and play any quiz you missed.