BBC Sport invites fans to test their football knowledge with three daily quizzes – Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser. The latest set, crafted by quiz expert Joe Rindl, is live now for fans to tackle.
BBC Sport continues its interactive push with three daily football quizzes that challenge fans on everything from player trivia to tactical puzzles. The trio – Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser – is refreshed every morning, offering a quick way for supporters to gauge their knowledge of the beautiful game (source [1]).
Today's edition was assembled by veteran quiz writer Joe Rindl, who set the questions, clues and answers from BBC’s London studio (source [1]). Rindl’s expertise ensures a balanced mix of classic and contemporary football references, keeping both casual viewers and seasoned analysts engaged.
Each format tests a different skill set. Who Am I? presents a series of hints that lead to a single player, encouraging readers to piece together career milestones and club history. Five in Five challenges participants to answer five rapid‑fire questions within a five‑minute window, rewarding speed and accuracy. The Brainteaser offers a more cerebral puzzle, often revolving around statistics, match scenarios or historical oddities.
The quizzes have become a staple of BBC Sport’s digital offering, appearing regularly in the corporation’s content indexes for September 13, 15, 17 and 20, 2026 (sources [6], [8], [7], [1]). Their daily presence underscores the broadcaster’s commitment to interactive fan engagement and provides a light‑hearted complement to its news and match coverage.
Fans are encouraged to scroll through the quiz page, submit their answers and compare results with fellow enthusiasts, turning a quick scroll into a daily football‑knowledge ritual.