BBC Sport Launches Daily Football Guessing Game 'Who Am I?'

BBC Sport has launched a new interactive daily game called 'Who Am I?', challenging football fans to identify a mystery player using a series of clues. The game, which debuted on the BBC Sport website, offers a fresh puzzle each day, with the current player and clues curated by BBC Sport's Huzaifah Khan.

How the Game Works

The rules are straightforward: each day, a new footballer is selected as the mystery subject. Players must guess the footballer's identity in as few attempts as possible. After each incorrect guess, an additional clue is unlocked, providing more information to narrow down the possibilities. The goal is to identify the player after seeing as few clues as possible, with a score of three attempts considered good, and four or five attempts deemed exceptional.

Scoring and Participation

Participants can track their performance and aim to improve their scores over time. The game is designed to be accessible and engaging, encouraging daily return visits. BBC Sport also directs users to its dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages for more challenges, and offers notifications for the latest quizzes.

This interactive feature adds to BBC Sport's portfolio of digital content, aiming to boost user engagement through gamification. The 'Who Am I?' game is part of a broader trend of sports media incorporating trivia and puzzles to attract and retain audiences.