England
rubri diaboli. Which team? (CLUE: ruber = 'red')
Manchester United ("Red Devils")
The [-----] Firm is the collective name for the Scottish football clubs Glasgow Celtic and Rangers. *Suggest a LATIN word to fill the blank (various options)
vetus/ veteranus
antiquus
senex
Ragnar Sigurðsson plays for Rostov: nickname Muzhiki (Tough Guys). Latin for "boldest"?
audacissimus
Thiago Emiliano da [WOOD] is a Brazilian player. Fill in the LATIN word.
silva
"nil satis nisi optimum" (Everton)
Nothing is enough except the best
cor, cordis (noun). Which Edinburgh team comes to mind? Their colours are maroon and white.
Hearts of Midlothian
Kolbeinn Sigthorsson scored against England in 2016 in Nice, which is in (LATIN name for country?)
Gallia
Ángel Fabián Di María. His surname reminds of the Latin word for...?
sea ("mare")
Which player has his Latin GCSE?
Born 1978; played for Chelsea.
Frank Lampard
"duo greges in Scotia se ferociter pugnant." Name those two teams ("greges")?
Celtic and Rangers.
Few football rivalries that can match the sheer intensity and hatred that fuels each clash between two of the world's most successful football clubs.
Latin for ICE?
glacies
ablative gelū, 'frost, cold, ice'
Héctor Bellerín Moruno. His name reminds us of a hero in which epic?
Iliad
What does Arsenal's crest 'Victoria Concordia Crescit' mean?
"Victory comes through harmony"
The Football Act (forbidding the game) was passed in the reign of Scottish King James I on 26 May 1424. LATIN for "to forbid"
veto, vetare
prohibeo
Ragnarök: "the end of everything/all things" = FINIS [---------]
finis omnium
Paolo Dybala's home country reminds us of a metal. Latin name?
argentum (silver)
A possible translation into English of "tempestas" might gave you the first and last names of this player. (England striker born 1993.)
Harry Kane
The team's name is derived from the Latin name for Ireland/winter quarters.
Hibernian FC ("Hibs")
Hólmar Eyjólfsson's former London club? CLUES:the wind Zephyrus, the animal "porcus".
West Ham
1970s Brazilian football legend who might be a little philosophical?
Sócrates Brasileiro Sampaio de Souza Vieira de Oliveira.