#football-quiz

#football-quiz

UEFA are a driving force in the modern game and have recently expanded its European club competitions each season to three, with the newest addition being the UEFA Conference League. In our latest quiz, we need every club or country to have ever won a major men's senior competition. We've given you the specific tournaments and how many times they have previously won them; all we need you to do is fill in the blanks.

It's been just shy of five years since Slovakia broke Northern Ireland's hearts in a Euro 2020 play-off defeat. On Friday, the sides will meet again in a crucial World Cup qualifier at Windsor Park. Michael O'Neill's youthful squad will carry no baggage from that night in November 2020, in which Slovakia scored an extra-time winner to qualify for the Euros. It's time to test your memory.

The Women's Champions League league phase starts on Tuesday with 18 teams battling to be crowned European Champions in Oslo, Norway in May 2026. For this week's big Tuesday quiz we want you to name every single side in this year's league phase - from the multiple winners to the clubs playing in the competition for the very first time.

Aston Villa has played in the Premier League for most of its history, finishing second in the league's inaugural season and struggling significantly in the 2015/16 season.

David Moyes has taken charge of over 700 Premier League games, managing notable clubs like Everton, Manchester United, Sunderland, and West Ham.

The Euro 2025 group stage has concluded, confirming eight quarter-finalists after a series of significant victories, unexpected outcomes, and a multitude of goals.

England Women will embark on a quest to defend their UEFA Euro 2025 title in Switzerland after lifting the trophy in 2022 on home soil.

The Friday Football Quiz offers 20 questions this week focused on Euro 2004, Barclaysmen, and badges, allowing players to take their time without a time limit.

In this engaging quiz, players are challenged to recall the five biggest transfer fees from each season between 2000/01 and 2009/10, totaling 50 transfers.