One list, ten names, five minutes. Trophy Hunt gives you a football top 10, such as the youngest active players, the longest careers or the players who have turned out for the most clubs, and asks you to type every name on it before the clock runs out. Getting the first three is easy. The last two are where you find out how far your football knowledge really goes.
🏆 Play Trophy Hunt →Pick a difficulty and a list appears with ten empty slots. Type a name and, if that player is on the list, they drop into place. Each name you find is worth 10 points, and you have 5 minutes in total. Stuck? A hint reveals 3 letters of a missing name, but it costs 10 points, exactly what the name earns. The difficulty you choose changes which lists you can get rather than the points per name.
"Most clubs" and "most transfers" sound alike but produce different lists. A player who moved on loan five times rarely tops both.
Bank the names you are sure of in the first minute. A full list matters more than a fast one, and the easy names free up time for the hard ones.
For a journeymen list, think of goalkeepers and veterans who drifted between leagues. For a youngest-players list, think of the academies known for early debuts.
A hint costs exactly what a name earns, so it never wins you points. Use it to finish the list once you have run out of ideas, not before.
A football list quiz: you get a top 10, such as the youngest active players or the players with the longest careers, and 5 minutes to type all ten names.
Each name you find is worth 10 points. A hint reveals 3 letters of a missing name and costs 10 points.
The lists you can get. A harder level gives you harder lists rather than more points per name.
Yes, free and no sign-up required, in English and French. Signing in only saves your scores.
Twelve free football games, all no sign-up and available in English and French.