Edin Dzeko
The team he played against in his only Champions League Final
Who are Manchester City?
A term used to describe the fans present at a game. Their noise will often provide increased motivation for the home team.
The 1982 World Cup expanded from 16 teams to ___ teams
What is 24?
In 1964, The Beatles travelled from Liverpool to the United States and played their first concert in the country at Washington Coliseum. 54 years later, Wayne Rooney made the same journey over to play for this club based in the same city.
What is DC United?
G: A phrase given to a team in a lower division beating a team in a higher division in a domestic cup
What is a Giant Killer?
The striker he formed a deadly partnership with when he won his only Bundesliga title
Who is Grafite?
Pele's FIFA 100 list actually contains this many players
What is 125?
This 3-time Ballon d'Or winner scored a famous volley in the 1988 Euro Final against the Soviet Union
Who is Marco Van Basten?
This Belfast-born skiller first crossed the Atlantic to play for the Los Angeles Aztecs in 1976
Who is George Best?
E: The name given by journalists referring to games played by Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain. Its name is hilariously similar to one of the most iconic derbies in world football.
What is El Cashico?
His only FA Cup win came against this team, he still received a medal even though he didn't play in the Final
Who are Stoke City?
The formation of the players on a foosball table
What is 2-5-3?
Diego Maradona scored the 'Hand of God' in this stadium. The same stadium where Pele won the last of his three World Cup Finals.
What is Estadio Azteca?
Chelsea beat PSG 3-0 in the Final of the 2025 Club World Cup in this State that inspired the creation of Geordie Shore
What is New Jersey?
C: The phrase used to describe a cross played into the area right in front of the goalkeeper and behind the last line of defence
What is Corridor of Uncertainty?
When he signed for Manchester City, his transfer fee was the second highest fee City have paid for a player at that time, just under this player who joined a few years earlier
Who is Robinho?
This term is used to describe a crucial game between two teams either chasing the title or trying to avoid relegation towards the end of the season.
What is Six Pointer?
Fill in the blank: Nottingham Forest, Liverpool, Aston Villa, __________ , Liverpool
Who are Hamburger SV?
The United States massively upset England 1-0 in the 1950 World Cup group stage, a game in which this future England manager was playing at Right Back
Who is Sir Alf Ramsey?
D: This term is used in the MLS where a team can sign up to three players outside of their salary cap
What is the Designated Player Rule?
He scored in both legs of the famous Champions League Quarterfinal against Barcelona, in which his team won the tie 4-4 on away goals. His manager back then, was this man who is named after a Ballon d'Or winner
Who is Eusebio Di Francesco?
The rule in the German Football League that is designed to ensure that the club's members retain overall control via owning at least a little more than half of the club's shares, protecting them from the influence of external investors
What is the 50+1 Rule?
The only player to score a hat-trick in El Clasico in this decade
Who is Gary Lineker?
Born in Liverpool, this Republic of Ireland striker was the only player born in England to score a goal in the 1994 World Cup, a tournament where all four teams from the United Kingdom failed to qualify for. The game he scored in was also remembered for his off-pitch incident when he was waiting to come on as a substitute.
Who is John Aldridge?
F: A term used to describe a poacher. Also the nickname of former Everton and Arsenal striker Francis Jeffers, although he did not live up to the name during his time at Highbury.
What is Fox in the Box?