Who am I? Guess WSL star No 2

What the report says

BBC Sport Football published a Women’s Super League quiz feature titled “Who am I? Guess WSL star No 2,” posted 36 minutes before the article snapshot. The item is framed as an interactive game rather than a news report, asking readers to identify a mystery WSL player in as few attempts as possible. BBC Sport says each incorrect guess reveals another clue, with better scores earned by solving it earlier.

The page explains the scoring format and notes that three guesses is considered a strong result, while four or five is described as exceptional. It also credits BBC Sport’s Joe Rindl with setting the Saturday player and clues. The article does not identify the footballer in the text provided, so the specific player remains undisclosed in the available evidence.

In practical terms, the piece is part of BBC Sport’s ongoing quiz and engagement content around women’s football and the Women’s Super League. BBC promotes related quiz pages and notifications for readers who want more interactive sports content. More broadly, such features reflect the broadcaster’s use of lightweight games to draw audience interest in the WSL between matches and news cycles, though that general context is not presented as a specific claim in the article itself.