BBC Sport Launches 'Who Am I?' Football Quiz Series
Short overview
BBC Sport introduces a new daily football quiz game, 'Who am I?', where players guess a footballer's identity using clues. The fewer guesses, the higher the score. Today's quiz is set by Huzaifah Khan.
BBC Sport has launched a new interactive football quiz series titled 'Who am I?', challenging fans to identify a mystery footballer each day. The game, which debuted with a set of clues curated by BBC Sport's Huzaifah Khan, invites participants to guess the player's identity in as few attempts as possible.
How the Game Works
The rules are straightforward: each day, a new footballer is featured. Players start with no information and must guess the player's name. After each incorrect guess, a new clue is unlocked, providing additional hints. The objective is to identify the player with the fewest guesses. A score of three guesses is considered good, while four or five guesses is exceptional. The fewer guesses used, the higher the points awarded.
Today's Challenge and Future Quizzes
The inaugural quiz is now available, with clues set by Huzaifah Khan. BBC Sport encourages fans to return daily for new challenges. For those seeking more quizzes, the broadcaster directs users to its dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages. Users can also sign up for notifications to receive the latest quizzes directly on their devices.
This new series adds to BBC Sport's existing lineup of interactive content, aiming to engage football enthusiasts with a fun and competitive guessing game.
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