Flex your football brain with our daily quizzes

What the report says
BBC Sport Football has published a new set of daily football quizzes for readers to test their knowledge, featuring three recurring formats: Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser. The piece says the day’s questions, clues and answers were prepared by Joe Rindl and invites fans to keep scrolling to try all three challenges.
The quizzes differ in format. In Who Am I?, players try to identify a footballer in as few guesses as possible, with extra clues revealed after each incorrect attempt. Five in Five asks users to produce five correct answers within five minutes. Brainteaser presents a more difficult question, with five lives before the answer is shown.
The article also reminds readers about the BBC Sport Football Predictor deadline and encourages submissions for future Brainteaser ideas via a contact form. BBC Sport says users can find more quiz content through its dedicated football and general sports quizzes pages, and can sign up for notifications to receive new quizzes on their devices.
In context, the item is part of BBC Sport’s regular interactive football coverage rather than a match report or news development. It aims to engage fans between fixtures and direct traffic to the broadcaster’s wider quiz and prediction games.
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