BBC Sport has released the eighth edition of its daily Women's Super League quiz, "Who am I?", presenting football enthusiasts with another mystery player to identify. Created and curated by BBC Sport's Flora Snelson, the ongoing game tests fans on their knowledge of top WSL players through a progressive clue format that encourages users to pinpoint the featured athlete in as few attempts as possible.
The rules of the challenge are straightforward and directly tie a participant's score to how quickly they can solve the riddle. After every incorrect guess, an additional clue is unlocked to assist the player, with higher points awarded to those who require fewer hints to determine the correct identity. Under this scoring structure, earning three points is regarded as a good score, while achieving four or five points is deemed exceptional.
Because a new Women's Super League footballer is featured each day, players are invited to take part daily and return tomorrow for the next installment. Followers who wish to stay updated can register for device notifications via dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages to have the latest puzzles delivered directly to their screens. Participants can also view details regarding what information is collected through the quiz, or use an available contact form to get in touch and submit their own quiz concepts.
For supporters interested in testing their sports knowledge further, the platform offers a wider collection of entertainment across women's football and broader football topics. Accessible challenges include dedicated sections for all "Who Am I?" editions, "Five in Five" games, "Brainteaser" puzzles, and BBC Sport's Match of the Day Predictor game. Specific featured titles also invite users to name every club across the Premier League and EFL, or test their memory of international women's football by recalling the 10 Lionesses with the most England caps.