Liverpool

15 questions

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Barcelona

15 questions

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Arsenal

15 questions

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Real Madrid

15 questions

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About the club quizzes

Club Quizzes on Quizebra

A club quiz is a one-off test about a single football club. It is not one of the daily games: there is no timer, no leaderboard and no daily reset, so you can play it whenever you like and it is the same quiz every time.

Each one is fifteen four-option questions about that club alone - its history, its players, its records and its grounds. You answer, it moves on, and nothing is revealed until the end, so the result screen is the first time you find out how you did.

Which Clubs Can You Play?

Four, and each is a separate quiz about that club alone: the Liverpool fan test, the Barcelona fan test, the Arsenal fan test and the Real Madrid fan test.

All four are built to the same shape, so a score means the same thing whichever club you pick, but no question is shared between them. Each one draws on its own club's founding and early years, its managers and record signings, its top scorers and trophy counts, and the matches its supporters still talk about. Doing well on one tells you nothing about the next.

The verdict at the end is the club's own too. Liverpool's top band reads "You're one of the Kop", Barcelona's "You're one of the Culers", Arsenal's "You're a proper Gooner" and Real Madrid's "You're a Madridista".

How Is It Scored?

One point a question, fifteen in all, and every question is worth the same. There is no partial credit and no time bonus: a club quiz is a test of what you know about the club, not of how fast you can answer.

Because the wrong options are written to be plausible rather than silly, guessing your way through does not get you far. The verdict at the end is set so that a score from guessing never reads as praise.

Where Do the Questions Come From?

Every correct answer was checked against a published source before it shipped. The wrong options were checked too, for the opposite reason: an option that turns out to be true would give the question two defensible answers rather than one.

Questions stay away from anything that changes week to week. A club's trophy count and its stadium do not move between Saturdays; a player's goal tally does, so that is left to the daily games, which rebuild their data.

What Else Is on Quizebra?

Quizebra has six daily football games, including Who Has More?, Guess the Club and Guess the Player. There are six geography games built the same way, plus country quizzes, which are the geography side's equivalent of these.

Everything is free, nothing needs an account, and the daily games reset at midnight London time.