Five free quiz games, new every day. How well do you really know football?
Looking for a football quiz that goes beyond tired multiple-choice trivia? Scoredle serves up five different football quiz games every day, all built on a database of more than 7,400 Premier League players covering every season since 1992. You type your answers rather than picking from a list, so there's nowhere to hide — and because every game resets daily, there's always a fresh challenge waiting.
Each game is worth up to 20 points, for a maximum daily score of 100. Complete all five quizzes, chase the perfect 100, and come back tomorrow to defend it. No account needed, free to play, in your browser or in the Android app.
Play Today's Football QuizThe strategic one. Start at 301 and answer today's question — name Premier League players who fit it, and their stat for the day (goals, assists, appearances, wins or clean sheets) is subtracted from your total. Land between 0 and -10 to win; a stat of 181+ or dropping below -10 is a BUST, and the guess is thrown out. Part quiz, part darts leg, all nerve.
The list one. A new Premier League top 10 question every day — all-time scorers, assist kings, club records — and just 3 lives to name all ten answers.
The detective one. A mystery player's career is revealed club by club, with years, appearances and goals. The earlier you name the player, the more you score.
The memory one. Recall all 11 starters from a famous match — Champions League finals, iconic derbies, historic upsets — with one player given as a hint and the rest arranged in their real formation.
The Wordle one. Guess the mystery Premier League player in 8 attempts, using feedback on nationality, league, team, position and age to close in.
Want to test yourself before today's games? Here are fifteen football quiz questions — from gentle openers to genuine head-scratchers. Tap a question to reveal the answer.
Manchester United — the first of 13 Premier League titles under Sir Alex Ferguson.
Alan Shearer, for Blackburn Rovers and Newcastle United.
Arsenal — "The Invincibles", who finished with 26 wins and 12 draws.
Old Trafford.
Leicester City, managed by Claudio Ranieri.
Ryan Giggs, all with Manchester United.
36 — the most ever scored in a single Premier League season.
Petr Čech, for Chelsea and Arsenal.
Sergio Agüero — "Agüerooooo!" — in the 93rd minute and 20th second.
Manchester City, under Pep Guardiola.
Sadio Mané, against Aston Villa.
Shane Long, for Southampton.
11 consecutive matches, for Leicester City.
Newcastle United, in Manchester City's 6-1 win.
Arsenal, Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur.
Fancy more? The daily games serve hundreds of questions like these across the year — with Top 10 alone delivering a fresh list to crack every single day.
Yes. Scoredle is completely free to play, both in your browser at scoredle.fun and in the Android app on the Google Play Store.
All five quiz games reset every day with fresh content — a new darts countdown, a new Top 10 list, a new career to decode, a new starting lineup to recall, and a new mystery player to identify.
No account is required. Open the site or the app and start playing — your scores and streaks are saved on your device.
Scoredle focuses on the Premier League, with a database of over 7,400 players spanning every season since 1992. Missing XI also features famous matches such as Champions League finals and historic derbies.
Each of the five games is worth up to 20 points, giving a maximum daily score of 100. Complete all five quizzes each day and chase the perfect 100.
Yes. Scoredle works in any mobile browser, and there is a free Android app on the Google Play Store.