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Identify a footballer from Europe's top five leagues in six guesses, comparing nationality, league, team, position, age, shirt number and height.
Football, as most of the world calls it, has more daily games than any other sport in this index. The biggest family hides one player a day and checks each name you try against club, league, nationality, position and age. Grids ask for a different player in each of nine squares where a club meets a country, a trophy or another club.
Then come the puzzles that only work for a sport with long transfer histories: name a player from the clubs he played for in order, link two players through teammates who shared a dressing room, fill in the starting eleven of a famous final, or put five players in order by one season's numbers. Quizzes cover kits, the Premier League and the World Cup.
Identify a footballer from Europe's top five leagues in six guesses, comparing nationality, league, team, position, age, shirt number and height.
Name the hidden footballer within six guesses, each one checked on club, league, nationality, role, height, age, preferred foot and shirt number.
Track down a soccer player as each guess is checked for club and league, nationality, position, age and World Cup count, with arrows for higher or lower.
Identify a soccer player by comparing each pick's club, league, position, height, nationality and age, with eight tries in Wordle mode or fifteen in Classic.
Twelve guesses to find a current footballer from the top leagues or a star abroad, comparing nationality, club, league, position, shirt number and age.
Ten tries to name a hidden footballer, each guess compared with the answer on nationality, position, club, league, age and market value.
Guess the Premier League player of the day as each name you try is compared on club, position, nation, birth year and when he joined his club.
Six guesses to spell the name of a mystery footballer from Europe's big five leagues, with name length varying day to day and tile colors marking hits.
Guess a footballer's surname letter by letter, with tiles marking letters in the right spot or the wrong spot, plus an optional hard mode.
Soccer's take on the grid: nine squares crossing clubs and achievements, in World and English football versions, filled with players in nine guesses.
Place nine soccer players in a three-by-three grid so each satisfies its crossing club, league or name categories, and look for the single player who fits them all.
Name Premier League players for nine squares, each meeting the stat on its row and the one on its column, with a rarity mode that rewards obscure picks.
Fill a three-by-three soccer grid using players who match both crossing clues, such as a Brazilian who won the Pichichi Trophy or a Copa America winner from the 1990s.
Fill nine boxes where a club meets a second club or a nationality, naming a different footballer for each, with three errors allowed and rarer answers worth more.
Find four hidden sets of four among sixteen soccer players, grouped by countries, clubs, tournaments or eras, before you make six mistakes.
Identify a footballer from his career clubs, listed oldest first; each wrong guess lights up shared clubs and reveals another, and quick solves earn more points.
Name a footballer from his club history, with seasons, games and goals at each stop, getting one try per club and a nationality then position hint on early misses.
Identify a footballer from the list of clubs he played for, read from earliest to latest, with five guesses to get the name.
Recognize a footballer with Premier League appearances since 2006 from their clubs and years in order, with six guesses and extra clues unlocking as you miss.
Put a footballer's clubs into career order, from debut club to current one, with three attempts to get the full sequence right.
Connect two unrelated footballers via successive teammates who shared a club in the same season, or a national team in the second mode, with five mistakes allowed.
Join two footballers through club teammates, one verified name at a time, where a single transfer can bridge distant squads, and try to keep the chain short.
Fill in the full line-up of a famous game, like a World Cup final, by typing players in any order until all eleven spots are taken, with three hints and five mistakes.
Order five footballers by a single season stat, such as Ligue 1 goals, from highest to lowest, with correct spots locking in and three tries to get it all right.
Fill a ranking of ten footballers, such as a Ballon d'Or top ten or a league's top scorers for a season, with nationalities shown and unlimited guesses.
Five clues a day, each a record, shirt number or famous moment tied to one footballer; name him in three guesses, with misses compared on country, position and era.
Six footballers, five sharing a hidden link: find the outsider at each of four stages, easy to expert, with two tries apiece and a hint after a miss.
Draw every link among six footballers who met as teammates or opponents in World Cup matches, against a timer that also tracks misses and hints.
Work out how the goals in the day's match were scored, a soccer logic puzzle set in a fictional league with season standings that build day by day.
Build a Premier League XI blind: open eleven packs of six player-seasons with ratings hidden and pick the strongest, since stars in poor seasons are traps.
A soccer puzzle hub with nearly twenty games, among them a grid, bingo, top tens, a Wordle-style player guess, connections and an impostor round.
Answer ten soccer questions in one sitting with no second chance, earning extra points for speed, then compare scores with your group.
Six multiple-choice Premier League questions, ranging from easy to hard and spanning the league's whole history since its 1992 launch, each answer sourced.
Draw one random real footballer a day from any era, then see how rare each fact on record is, from birthdays to clubs and awards, building a collection.