Who Am I? Guess the World Cup Star – Day 17
Short overview
BBC Sport's daily football quiz challenges readers to identify a World Cup star using minimal clues. Today's player is set by Huzaifah Khan. Score points by guessing correctly after as few clues as possible.
BBC Sport continues its interactive football quiz series, 'Who Am I?', inviting readers to identify a mystery World Cup star each day. The game, now on day 17, challenges participants to guess the player's identity using as few clues as possible.
How the Game Works
The rules are straightforward: each day a new footballer is featured, and players must deduce their name. After each incorrect guess, a new clue is revealed. The fewer clues needed, the higher the score. A score of three is considered good, while four or five points is exceptional.
Today's Challenge
Today's player and clues have been set by BBC Sport's Huzaifah Khan. Readers are encouraged to participate and return daily for new challenges. For more quizzes, visit the dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages, and sign up for notifications to receive the latest quizzes directly on your device.
More on these topics
England Held by Ghana in Frustrating Draw; Scotland Face Brazil
England were held to a goalless draw by Ghana in a World Cup warm-up, raising questions about their attacking prowess. The team struggled against a low block, while Scotland prepare for a historic clash with Brazil. Cristiano Ronaldo ended his goal drought for Portugal.
World Cup's Best Matches, Moments, Goals & Players So Far – Ranked
Two weeks into the World Cup, BBC Sport ranks the best matches, moments, players, and goals. Highlights include Erling Haaland's double for Norway, Lionel Messi's hat-trick, and Cristiano Ronaldo making history at six tournaments.
Queiroz questions VAR after Ghana denied penalty
Ghana manager Carlos Queiroz questioned the effectiveness of VAR after his team was not awarded a penalty in their match against England.
Scotland's World Cup hopes: Can they advance as third-place finishers?
Scotland face a tough path to the knockout stage, likely needing to be among the best third-place teams. With a win or draw against Brazil they can advance automatically, but a loss could leave them vulnerable to goal difference. Their fate may not be known until Sunday.
