BBC Sport journalist Joe Rindl has unveiled the landmark 100th edition of the 'Who am I?' challenge, marking a notable milestone for daily sports trivia. While the opening 99 editions challenged supporters to deduce the identity of an active Premier League footballer, this special centenary edition shifts direction by tasking participants with naming an iconic Premier League legend from the past.
The mechanics of the milestone quiz reward football knowledge and deduction, where every inaccurate guess immediately unlocks an additional clue. Participants who successfully solve the mystery using the fewest possible hints will secure the highest points tally. Supporters who complete the opening test are encouraged to keep scrolling to tackle the complete trio of BBC Sport's daily challenges.
Alongside the flagship feature, fans can put their sporting knowledge to the test through 'Five in Five' and the daily 'Brainteaser'. The 'Five in Five' test demands that competitors submit five accurate responses within a strict five-minute window. Meanwhile, the 'Brainteaser' introduces a fiendishly difficult question where players are permitted just five lives before the correct answer is officially shown.
Looking ahead, enthusiasts seeking further trivia can browse the dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes sections, which house past editions including tests to name every club across the Premier League and EFL, alongside identifying the 10 Lionesses holding the most England caps. Fans are also reminded not to miss the Match of the Day Predictor deadline, while users can submit their own quiz concepts through the contact form or register for notifications to receive new releases directly to their devices.