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According to BBC News, BBC Sport invites football followers to test their knowledge through three daily quizzes: Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser. The questions, clues and answers for the day have been set by Joe Rindl. The page asks readers how much they really know about football and encourages them to continue scrolling to attempt all three challenges.

In Who Am I?, players are asked to identify a footballer in as few attempts as possible. Each incorrect guess unlocks a new clue. The scoring rewards players who need fewer clues before reaching the right answer. BBC Sport also includes a link asking what information is collected from the quiz.

Five in Five challenges participants to provide five correct answers within five minutes. The daily Brainteaser, meanwhile, asks players to solve what BBC Sport describes as a difficult question. Players have five lives before the answer is revealed. Information-collection links are also provided alongside both of these quiz formats.

The page also reminds users about the deadline for the BBC Sport Football Predictor. Readers can submit their own football Brainteaser ideas through a contact form, with instructions to include their name and the answer alongside the question. BBC Sport says submitted questions may be featured in the future.

For more quiz content, BBC Sport directs users to its dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages and offers notifications for the latest quizzes. Related links include collections of Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser quizzes, the Match of the Day Predictor game, a quiz on naming every club in the Premier League and EFL, and a Lionesses quiz covering the 10 players with the most England caps.