Sports enthusiasts are being invited to test their knowledge as BBC Sport journalist Joe Rindl presents Friday's daily interactive quiz lineup. Headlining the challenges is the footballer-focused "Who am I?" game, in which players are tasked with identifying a mystery footballer in as few attempts as possible. The scoring format rewards precision, as an incorrect guess unlocks a fresh clue, with the highest scores reserved for those who require the fewest clues to find the correct answer.
The test is part of a complete set of three daily quizzes published by BBC Sport for fans aiming to complete a clean sweep. Alongside the footballer guessing game, supporters can take on "Five in Five," an against-the-clock format requiring five accurate answers inside a five-minute window. Completing the daily trio is the "Brainteaser," a fiendishly difficult question where competitors are granted five lives before the solution is officially revealed.
For players searching for additional testing grounds, dedicated hubs have been assembled across the platform's Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages. These sections gather all previous editions of "Who Am I?", "Five in Five", and "Brainteaser" releases into one location. The archive also features major historical challenges, including the 3 April quiz requiring participants to name every club in the Premier League and EFL, as well as the 26 May edition asking users to identify the 10 Lionesses with the most England caps.
Supporters can stay up to date with future challenges by signing up for notifications to have the newest quizzes delivered directly to their devices. In addition to staying alert for the Match of the Day Predictor deadline, readers are also invited to contribute their own ideas for upcoming quizzes by reaching out through the site's contact form.