Is this about soccer or American football?

Association football, the game called soccer in the US and football in the UK. There are no American football questions.

How do I show the answer?

The question shows first and the answer stays hidden. Click, tap, press Space or R, or press Reveal on your phone to show it; the next click or tap draws the next question.

Are the questions up to date?

They use settled history, such as World Cup and Euro winners and long-standing club facts, not current tables, squads or title holders.

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Football quiz

Eighty football quiz questions with answers in four sets, drawn one at a time on the big screen: World Cups and Euros, English and Scottish football, legends, and rules and grounds. Free.

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A football quiz for a UK room

Read the question off the TV or projector, give the room a moment, then tap to show the answer. The four sets cover the World Cup and the Euros, the English and Scottish game, the players and managers, and the rules and grounds.

The questions use British wording: the game is football here. If you are reading in the US, the same set works as a soccer quiz. Every answer is one short, settled fact, and no question repeats until its set is used up.

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Questions

Is this about soccer or American football?: Association football, the game called soccer in the US and football in the UK. There are no American football questions.
How do I show the answer?: The question shows first and the answer stays hidden. Click, tap, press Space or R, or press Reveal on your phone to show it; the next click or tap draws the next question.
Are the questions up to date?: They use settled history, such as World Cup and Euro winners and long-standing club facts, not current tables, squads or title holders.