Play the 100th edition of Who am I? Plus today's other quizzes

What the report says

BBC Sport Football marked the 100th edition of its long-running “Who am I?” quiz, published by journalist Joe Rindl around 56 minutes before the article was posted. The feature invites readers to identify a former Premier League legend, rather than the current Premier League player used in earlier editions. The format remains familiar: each incorrect guess reveals another clue, and fewer clues needed means a higher score.

The piece also promotes BBC Sport’s other daily football and general sports quizzes, including “Five in Five” and “Brainteaser.” “Five in Five” challenges players to give five correct answers within five minutes, while “Brainteaser” offers a tougher question with five lives before the answer is shown. The article encourages readers to continue through the site’s quiz offerings after finishing the main game.

Beyond the quiz promotion, the story points readers to BBC Sport’s dedicated football and sports quiz pages and mentions notification sign-up options for new quizzes. It also references the Match of the Day Predictor deadline and invites audiences to submit quiz ideas. In practical terms, this is a lightweight engagement item rather than a news development, but it highlights BBC Sport’s use of recurring interactive content to keep football audiences returning to the site.